We're Now JDH Infrastructure Group: Why We Changed Our Name
Article Summary
JDH Contracting is now JDH Infrastructure Group. The new name reflects the full scope of civil construction, fiber, wireless, and drilling work the company already performs across multiple states — same family ownership, same leadership, same team.
Why did JDH Contracting change its name?
For years, people knew us as JDH Contracting. That name served us well when we were smaller and more project-focused. But over time, the work we were doing started to look different.
Cal Harris, President:
"We weren't just showing up to complete individual jobs anymore. We were building and supporting the kind of infrastructure that communities, businesses, and entire industries depend on every day."
At some point it became clear that the name no longer matched the scope of what our crews were actually doing in the field.
What kind of work does JDH Infrastructure Group do?
Our teams are now involved in a wide range of specialized infrastructure work across multiple states:
- Civil construction — site work, underground, and heavy civil support.
- Fiber engineering — route design and network planning.
- Fiber construction and splicing — placement, terminations, and testing.
- Wireless communication — tower and site build work.
- Vertical drilling, foundations, and ground services — the base every structure depends on.
That is a portfolio of long-term, multi-discipline programs — not a list of one-off jobs. You can see the range of what we do on our work page.
Why does "Infrastructure Group" fit the company better?
We made the change because the old name had stopped describing us. JDH Contracting is now JDH Infrastructure Group.
The word contracting describes how a job is procured. Infrastructure describes what we actually build and maintain — and it captures the scale, the variety, and the long-term nature of the projects our teams take on every day.
Group matters too. It signals the multiple specialized divisions working under one roof, so a client can bring us a fiber program, a wireless build, and the drilling underneath it without stitching together three separate vendors.
What has stayed the same after the rebrand?
What hasn't changed is the part that matters most.
- Family-owned. Same ownership structure.
- Same leadership. Same people making the decisions.
- Same team. The crews and project managers you already work with.
- Same standards. The same commitment to health and safety, quality, and doing the work the right way.
You can learn more about us and how the company got here.
"This rebrand isn't about becoming something new. It's about being honest about who we've already become."
— Cal Harris
What does the rebrand mean for clients and partners?
Practically speaking, very little. The name on the door changed. The people you trust are still leading every project.
You will start seeing the new name and logo on proposals, invoices, trucks, the website, and email addresses. Your points of contact, your scopes, and your standards of work all stay the same.
Ready to talk about your next project?
Whether you need civil construction, fiber, wireless, or drilling support, our divisions work together under one roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. JDH Contracting has rebranded to JDH Infrastructure Group. It is the same family-owned company with the same leadership and team — only the name has changed.
The word "contracting" no longer reflected the full scope of the work, which now includes civil construction, fiber engineering and splicing, wireless communication, drilling, and foundations across multiple states.
No. JDH Infrastructure Group remains family-owned with the same leadership and the same team committed to safety and quality.
JDH Infrastructure Group provides civil construction, fiber engineering, fiber construction and splicing, wireless communication, and vertical drilling, foundations, and ground services.
Your points of contact and working relationships stay the same. You will see the new name on proposals, invoices, and email addresses. For questions about specific documentation, reach out to the JDH team through the contact page.
JDH operates across multiple states, supporting civil, fiber, wireless, and drilling programs for utility, telecommunications, and commercial clients.
