Wastewater treatment
Plant construction, rehabilitation, and expansion work supporting treatment capacity and long-term operations.
General contracting · Greater Houston
Building the infrastructure communities rely on.
For more than three decades, JTR Constructors, Inc. has served the Houston region with construction expertise in water and wastewater facilities.
Who we are
Decades of experience across essential water infrastructure.
JTR Constructors, Inc. is a Houston-based general contractor with more than three decades of experience supporting water and wastewater infrastructure for municipalities and utility districts across Greater Houston and Southeast Texas.
Its documented project record includes prime-contractor and specialty roles on effluent-reuse systems, reverse-osmosis construction, water-supply improvements, odor mitigation, and wastewater-treatment plant upgrades—work grounded in field coordination, constructability, and the demands of operating public facilities.
Established experience
30+ years
Active in the Texas construction market since the 1990s
Public-owner work
Municipal + MUD
Documented work for cities and municipal utility districts
Infrastructure focus
Water + wastewater
Supply, treatment, reuse, and process systems
What we build
Construction for critical water systems.
From new facilities to improvements at operating sites, JTR supports the construction needs of public infrastructure owners and project teams.
Water facilities
Construction and improvement work for facilities that serve municipal and utility district water systems.
General contracting
Coordination of construction activities, specialty trades, procurement, site execution, and project closeout.
How we work
Built around the demands of active infrastructure.
Water facilities require careful sequencing, coordination among trades, and attention to operational constraints. Our approach centers on practical planning and clear communication throughout construction.
From early coordination through turnover, the focus stays on constructability, safety, quality, and the needs of the owner.
Project priorities
- Field coordination and constructability
- Safety and quality at each phase
- Clear communication with project teams
- Reliable execution and closeout
Integrated project scope
Coordinated construction across the systems that keep facilities operating.
JTR brings civil, mechanical, electrical, and field activities into one coordinated delivery plan—sequenced around safety, constructability, facility operations, and turnover.
01 / Pipeline systems
Pipeline & process piping
Large-diameter piping, process connections, valves, tie-ins, and underground utility coordination.
02 / Electrical systems
Power, controls & instrumentation
Power distribution, conduit, controls, panels, instrumentation interfaces, and equipment power coordination.
03 / Bypass operations
Temporary flow management
Temporary pumping, hoses, isolation, flow control, and sequenced tie-ins that support continuous facility operations.
04 / Concrete construction
Foundations & structures
Foundations, slabs, walls, equipment pads, embeds, and rehabilitation supporting civil and process systems.
05 / Field construction
Site execution & coordination
Site logistics, excavation, earthwork, access, safety, subcontractor coordination, and day-to-day field execution.
06 / Mechanical systems
Process equipment integration
Pumps, process equipment, piping assemblies, valves, supports, alignment, startup, and commissioning coordination.
Our process
Disciplined from planning to turnover.
Each project calls for a team that understands how construction decisions affect the facility, schedule, and people who operate it.
01 / ALIGN
Define the work
Review scope, constraints, drawings, and operational requirements with the project team.
02 / PLAN
Sequence delivery
Coordinate subcontractors, materials, access, and construction milestones.
03 / BUILD
Execute in the field
Manage work with an emphasis on safety, quality, and timely decisions.
04 / CLOSE
Support turnover
Complete punch items, documentation, and the transition to operations.
Verified public experience
Selected work documented by public owners.
Public records document JTR in prime-contractor and specialty roles across water and wastewater infrastructure. Each selection below identifies the recorded role, status, and source.
Recorded milestone
2026
Construction complete
2023–2026
Construction complete
Effluent Reuse System
Cinco Municipal Utility District No. 1 · Harris County, Texas
District records identify JTR as the contractor for the reuse-system construction and report the work complete in February 2026.
- Recorded role
- Prime contractor
- Infrastructure
- Effluent reuse
2023–2025 record
Water supply
Water Supply System Improvements
City of Port Lavaca · Calhoun County, Texas
City documents name JTR as contractor and describe distribution-system connections, ductile-iron piping, booster pumps, valves, and motor-operated valves.
- Recorded role
- Prime contractor
- Contract after CO 4
- $4,321,350
2023–2024
Wastewater treatment
Joint Plant Odor Mitigation
Reid Road Municipal Utility District Nos. 1 & 2 · Harris County, Texas
District minutes record the award to JTR and later authorization of the ninth and final pay estimate, subject to operator confirmation of continued blower operation.
- Recorded role
- Prime contractor
- Recorded award
- $737,500
2016–2018
Water treatment
Reverse Osmosis System Construction
Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 21 · Brazoria County, Texas
District records document notice to proceed, final inspection, and the tenth and final pay estimate for JTR's reverse-osmosis system construction.
- Recorded role
- Prime contractor
- Recorded milestone
- Final inspection and pay
2008
Accepted by owner
Westway Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
City of Houston · Houston Public Works
The City of Houston agenda record accepts JTR's work and reports a final contract amount 2.77% below the original contract.
- Recorded role
- Prime contractor
- Final contract
- $563,756.50
2019
Specialty participation
69th Street WWTP Improvements — Package 6
City of Houston · Prime contractor: CSA Construction
The City record lists JTR for wastewater-treatment-plant equipment within a broader program involving filtration, pumps, electrical systems, instrumentation, concrete, piping, sensors, and valves.
- Recorded role
- WWTP equipment subcontractor
- Recorded participation
- $734,185
This is a selected record, not a complete project list. Contract amounts, roles, and statuses are reported from the linked public documents; the applicable owner records and executed agreements control.
Business inquiries
Connect with JTR.
Use this form for project opportunities, bid invitations, supplier introductions, subcontractor qualifications, engineering coordination, or public-sector inquiries.
Business contact
tgonzalez@jtrconstructors.com
Houston office
(281) 550-7107