Major Projects
Changing the skyline of north texas
From the heart of the Metroplex to the surrounding areas, H3 Construction is proud to play a role in the projects that drive our region forward. This page features a rotating selection of our most recent work, showcasing the precision, scale, and dedication we bring to every job site.
Building the Thrills: Tormenta Rampaging Run
Status: Completed
H3 Construction is proud to have laid the groundwork for the all-new Tormenta Rampaging Run at Six Flags. On a fast-paced and complex project of this scale, there was zero room for error. Our crew delivered the precision concrete solutions required to bring this massive new attraction to life, adding a spectacular new highlight to the North Texas entertainment landscape.
Forests & Jungles Exhibit | fort Worth Zoo
Status: Under Construction
H3 Construction is proud to partner again with the Fort Worth Zoo on the upcoming Forests & Jungle expansion. We are currently currently on-site at the Fort Worth Zoo, constructing the foundations and specialized water features for the new Okapi, Bongo, and Aviary exhibits. From heavy-duty structural concrete to the precision work required for the exhibit’s custom waterfall and water treatment systems, we’re honored to help build these world-class habitats.
Six Flags Front Gate | Masonry & Paving
Status: Completed
When North Texas’s premier theme park needed a complete front entrance overhaul before the Spring Break rush, they called H3 Construction. Our team managed a high-intensity timeline to repave the main entry, combining massive concrete pours with intricate decorative brickwork. We delivered a durable, high-traffic entrance that was ready to welcome thousands of guests the moment the gates opened.
Tarrant County College Campus Revitalization
Status: Completed
H3 Construction recently completed a comprehensive site redevelopment for Tarrant County College. Our team was responsible for the modern hardscape integration, including high-traffic pedestrian pathways and structural concrete for the new greenery areas. This project focused on blending durability with campus aesthetics, providing students and faculty with a safe, beautiful environment for years to come.
