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Located in Austinville Va, the project was part of state investments to build greenhouses for controlled-environment agriculture. Construction included erosion control, 1,200 LF of storm drain, 310,000 CY of excavation and fill placement, fine grading of 76 acres for parking and greenhouse pads, pond excavation, and hauling blast rock.

Part of the Commonwealth Crossing Industrial part expansion, this project is a 172 acres site that consists of 111 acres of clearing and grubbing, 2.8 miles of super silt fence,1.2 miles of water, storm, and sewer installation, 2 million yards of dirt to be moved and 1 million yards of rock to be blasted and demolition.

Construction of a new cell for Campbell County Landfill. This 9 acre site consisted of 250,000 yards of excavation and dirt moved, 30,000 tons of stone placement, 30,000 yards of clay liner, installation of HDPE liner, installation of 3500 feet of leche pipe, and installation of 54” fused pipe.

This project consisted of the demolition and reconstruction of the north and south bound bridges on I-81 at exit 114 over Route 8, the mainline of I-81 realigned, the exit 114 ramps adjusted adding two lanes to turn onto I-81 southbound off ramp Route 8 as well as a grade change at the approaches to the bridges

Addition of new water line for the Town of South Hill. This project consists of 2.5 miles of waterline, three 30-inch jack and bores, two 2-inch directional bores, 20 fire hydrants, 2 wet taps, and a master meter vault while under flagging operations.

Mass Excavation for Manufacturing Facility. Moved approximately 100,000CY of dirt in short time frame.

Excavate and place approximately 1,000,000 CY of dirt to create earthen dam.

Construction consists of pavement demolition, earthwork, and grading to improve road geometrics. Additional items are 5.5 acres of clearing and grubbing, 32,00 yards of excavation, 2 box culverts, 1000 feet of HDPE pipe, 11,000 yards of pavement demo, and replacement of roadway.

Combination earth and roller compacted concrete (RCC) dam consisting of 500,000 cubic yards of excavation and 50,000 cubic yards of RCC. Resulting reservoir impounds 300 acres.

This project was awarded the US Society on Dams 2013 Award for Excellence.

Overlooking Camp Hydaway lake, this bridge was constructed for Liberty University’s walking trails at Camp Hydaway. The bridge is constructed in 3 spans and made out of fiber glass polymer with wooden decking. Bridge piers consisted of 100 yards of concrete. The bridge connects the trail from where the dam used to exist.