These are the bridges of progress, economic development, and getting the job done.

Check out the progress on the Fayetteville I-295 Outer Loop. Our employee-owners celebrated the completion of three bridges and are on target to complete the next three in the following few months. Here’s to showing up, building up, and hitting big goals. ...

We love snow days! The new Christiansburg High School is taking shape with new classrooms, an auxiliary gym, and administrative areas. ...

We are proud to have worked on the state-of-the-art AutoZone warehouse and distribution center in New Kent County, Virginia! This facility will invest over $185 million and bring nearly 400 jobs to the region. ...

Improvements to Sadler Road are underway! This 1.9-mile section will be widened and roundabouts installed. Pedestrians and bicyclists will also have their own shared-use path. ...

Our employee-owners are working hard to renovate Arnett Hills Elementary School in Danville, Virginia. When completed, students and educators will enjoy a new space optimized for learning and growing. ...

Santa has his sleigh. We have our trucks. Both deliver. ...

We are moving earth and making waves in Virginia Beach, Virginia. ...

Branch`s Austin Facteau received the Community Service President’s Award from the Heavy Construction Contractors Association.

Austin worked alongside other contractors to revitalize the Dale City Rec Center in Prince William County, Virginia. Branch donated the concrete and the crews that formed, poured, and stripped the concrete access pads. Austin and our Branch employee-owners helped to build better access to the ball fields and a set of bleachers for spectators.

Congratulations, Austin! Thank you for making our communities stronger! ...

During the state of emergency in Yancey County, North Carolina, Branch worked with the North Carolina Department of Transportation and local authorities to create the recovery plan for Highway 19W along the Cane River in Yancey County.

This important road was completely destroyed. Our crews had to find the roadbed under the debris caused by land slides. Large portions of the road -- including asphalt, guard rails, and roadbed -- washed into the Cane River. The recovery plan required that our heavy equipment operators enter the river, pull the debris up, and haul it away.

Branch is rebuilding five miles of road of Highway 19W along the Cane River. And in just two months, our crews have removed over 500,000 tons of debris from the river and rebuilt nearly two miles of the road.

In the coming year, we will continue to be here, every single day, rebuilding our community. We are from here. We belong here. And we’re not leaving. ...

Everything is coming together for the Fall Line Trail! Recently, our skilled employee-owners carefully and expertly installed a bridge along the trail.

Once completed, the Fall Line Trail will connect the people and places within the counties and cities throughout Colonial Heights, Petersburg, and Richmond in Virginia. ...