If you’re stuck inside like most of America (and the world) right now, you’re either working remotely or passing the time by watching Tiger King, doing paint-by-number, and/or putting together a puzzle (or whatever else you might be interested in; this is just what the majority of people I know are doing right now). Here …
COVID-19 Response
The world is under attack by COVID-19, and per Governor Northam, all nonessential businesses are shut down. As a critical infrastructure company, we are considered essential and are still open and running. With that said, we are taking appropriate measures to keep our staff and their families safe during this time. We are advocating safe …
The Evolution of Drones
A drone is simply any unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), and the first ones mentioned in history were actually bombs. On August 22, 1849, unmanned balloons were launched by Austria, equipped with explosives. The plan was to attack Venice by dropping bombs on the city, and although some were successful, the raid wasn’t particularly impressive, and …
River Mill, Sections 2 & 3
It wasn’t long ago that drones were considered toys. However, today they play an important role in the construction industry. And we finally invested in one. Here’s a look at our River Mill project in Glen Allen, VA. Although we are still hard at work on Section 3, models are now open. Follow the River …
Pure Silk Championship
Today is Round 1 of the Pure Silk Championship! We are so excited to be a sponsor again this year, and with WAY nicer weather than the year before. We’ll be in the Patriot’s Outpost today around 2 PM handing out military inspired merchandise to our veterans and active duty. If you are interested in purchasing …
Dads, Donuts, and Dump Trucks
This morning was WCA’s annual Dads, Donuts, and Dump Trucks. We brought a few trucks and volunteered our time to the school’s preschool classes. The kids loved climbing in and honking the horns, especially. (I’m sure our neighbors weren’t as pleased.) Thank you Elephants, Owls, and Dolphins for letting us hang out with you today! Can’t wait for …
Project Update – Stonehouse Tract 3, Parcel B
Pictured below are some progress photos of our job at Stonehouse in Toano. Although the rain has delayed us, we’ve been able to move some dirt and install a sanitary sewer.
The Safe Zone: OSHA Updates for 2019
Every year, new rules and regulations are put into place by government agencies. It can be stressful, but it is extremely important that employers stay informed on these changes to avoid expensive penalties. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is one major government agency that has made several revisions and changes for 2019. John …
Site Grading
Before builders can move in or roadways can be installed, contractors must use a technique known as site grading to adjust the slope of the area. This makes a foundation more even and sturdy. Before grading can begin, however, the level of moisture in the soil as well as its composition is considered. “Soil moisture …
Retaining Walls and Riprap: Reshaping Landscapes and Creating Structure
Retaining walls can be large or small, but their purpose remains the same. They are meant to hold back soil from a building or structure, but they can also provide aesthetic and landscape design functions as well. Retaining walls can be constructed from railroad ties, treated timber, wall stone, natural stone, brick, or concrete block. …
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