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JMH Weiss

JMH Weiss

JMH provided land planning, surveying, and civil engineering services for developments throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. In 1995 Kevin Weiss, a Penn State graduate in civil engineering and urban planning, acquired the firm and renamed it to JMH Weiss. Over the past 25 years, JMH Weiss expanded its reach to all of western US and Hawaii. JMH Weiss diversified into all aspects of land development including niche services in master planning, entitlement processing, sustainability leadership, environmental consulting, and renewable energy infrastructure guidance, setting JMH Weiss apart from more traditional engineering firms. "Since joining JMH Weiss in 1995 as CEO, we have implemented a fully integrated collaborative process that unifies all components of the real estate development value chain. It is framed with an engaged and activated ecosystem that helps all JMH Weiss members learn, not just engineering design but, the full lifecycle components impacting real estate development including legal, social, economic, political, environmental, and technical parameters. This wholistic approach allows JMH Weiss to lead a rather otherwise archaic industry with unique attributes. Being a leader in developing sustainable places, JMH Weiss is dedicated to supporting market transformation towards 100% net zero carbon projects. We understand that full net zero is an ambitious target, but our relentless ambition is to implement energy efficiency and supply from renewable sources wherever we can.

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About JMH Weiss

Founded

1967

Estimated Revenue

$1M-$10M

Employees

11-50

Category

Industry

Civil Engineering

Location

City

San Jose

State

California

Country

United States
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