This pump station, gravity sewer, and force main construction was completed by Woodard Group to support the Bennett’s Creek Subdivision and Commercial Development in Suffolk. The pump station building itself appears small on the outside, but behind those walls are ladders and steps that go 44 feet underground to the machinery and control room that services sewage disposal for several commercial and residential developments in Suffolk.
This retail marketplace construction in Suffolk, Virginia was completed for a local developer. This project has proven to be successful, as the two-building retail development is regularly bustling with traffic. The current tenants at the Main Street Marketplace include Panera Bread, T-Mobile, Moe’s Southwest Grill, Sport Clips, and Mattress Firm.
Project Note: Before both retail buildings were constructed and the parking lot was paved, Woodard Group built a retention pond beneath the current parking lot to support the stormwater management needs of the marketplace.
This commercial development project was completed for a team of commercial real estate investors. Woodard Group constructed these three one-story retail buildings on what used to be open farmland in Suffolk, VA. The buildings are currently home to LWSS Family Dentistry, Riverbend Church, and Kids Kingdom Child Development Center. The eventual development of residential neighborhoods around these three buildings necessitated the construction of a pump station, gravity sewer, and force main in the woods about a mile away. Woodard Group also completed that project.
Built almost 20 years ago, this one-story commercial office in Norfolk is an example of the timeless quality of a Woodard Group ground-up construction project. The curved storefront architecture sets it apart from other nearby office buildings. This building is now home to Automated Precision Technology and NAG Marine.
The entrance to this two-story technology center design-build features an open-air atrium, a unique feature that complements the building’s design and architecture. The square footage of this project also necessitated the creation of a retention pond for stormwater management. This building is now home to the United Property Associates Virginia Beach office.
This indoor climate controlled storage facility construction is located only a few miles from the Oceanfront. The Woodard Group construction crew worked all hours of the day and night in the process of erecting this building from the ground up. Some of the first floor storage bays have a covered drive-up option for comfortable and convenient loading. Elevators allow customers to easily navigate bays that are located on the second story of this facility.
This Colonial-style medical facility construction in Hampton showcases the variety of styles that Woodard Group’s ground-up construction team can achieve. Originally built as a dentist office, this is now home to a medical supply facility.
This single-story brick and glass commercial building has dual towers — an architectural feature that distinguishes the two tenant spaces from one another. In the heart of the Greenbrier area, this building is the home of Dermacare and the Physical Therapy Center of Chesapeake.
This one-story office complex has warehouse and storage capabilities, and it can house at least eight storefronts. Woodard Group also created the retention pond to manage stormwater and enhance the aesthetic of the area in front of the complex. Click here to view the flyer that Colliers International uses to promote this property for leasing.
This three-story medical center in the Chesapeake Greenbrier area is an excellent example of Woodard Group’s ground-up construction capabilities. The architectural design of the tiered brick façade, as well as the ribbon windows around the front and sides of the building, create a beautiful exterior. This building is currently home to Weis Pediatric Dental, Goodove Oral Surgery, and Keller Williams’ Coastal Office.
