William A. Hazel, Inc. is currently working on the Centerfield Farm Access Road project for Loudoun County Public Schools. This road is the access road to Woodgrove High School off Rt 690 just north of Purcellville. WAH is responsible for the clearing and grubbing, erosion control and stormwater detention, earthwork, storm sewer, watermain relocation, paving and sidewalk.

Arcola Center, Phase 1 is being constructed for St. John Properties, a first-time Hazel customer. St. Johns is a Baltimore-based commercial real estate development and management company with a national portfolio valued at more than $5 billion. This project includes utilities and grading for four office/warehouse flex buildings, totaling 130,000 sq ft.

Occoquan Overlook is an upscale single-family residential subdivision located in Fairfax County, VA. William A. Hazel, Inc. is currently working on this project, which is being developed by Elm Street Development for NVHomes. Phases I through III, totaling 36 estate lots, have been awarded to us with construction underway.

William A. Hazel, Inc. is currently working on the Braddock Road Widening Improvements project for Virginia Residential Construction, LLC., in order to complete road and utility infrastructure per VDOT standards for the Loudoun County DTCI.

The project is comprised of 50,000 CY of earthwork, 3,500 LF of wet utilities, 7,000 LF of concrete curb, 4,700 LF of concrete curb and gutter, 9,000 TN of stone, 10,000 TN of asphalt paving, and 26,000 SY of flexible pavement planing. The challenges that exist on this project are working around existing utilities and dealing with rock encountered during excavation.

Shenandoah Springs is William A. Hazel’s first venture into Wild Wonderful West Virginia. This project is a 172-lot single family subdivision, being constructed for Lennar in Charles Town, WV. Upon completion, this 42-acre parcel will have over 17,000 LF of wet utilities installed along with 14,000 LF of curb and asphalt paving.

The William A Hazel team is working with Van Metre to develop the Carter’s Crossing neighborhood of Heritage at Marshall, a new master-planned community within a five minute walk of Downtown Marshall.

After completing Phase I in mid-2021, WAH was awarded Phase II, Phase III and Marshall Sanitary Improvements in November 2022.

Carter’s Crossing Phase II and Phase III is a complete site work package that includes 216,742 CY of excavation, rock blasting, storm, sanitary, over 6,000 LF of water in associated storm sewer, curb/gutter base stone and paving stone.

Marshall Sanitary Improvement includes 420 LF of Bore under Route 66 and installation of 1,254 LF of 24in and 271 LF of 18in of sanitary sewer. Boring under Interstate 66 is slightly hampered due to obstructions like hitting rocks and tree stump, but our team was able to push the casing pipe efficiently.

West Wynd is a residential subdivision in Stephens City, VA that is being developed by D.R. Horton, comprised of 153 single family homes and 95 townhomes on 69 acres of land. After impressively completing the first two sections ahead of schedule, William A. Hazel, Inc. has secured an additional contract for a second DR Horton project, which is a 300-unit subdivision named Valley Pike.

The civil portion of the Fairfax Stormwater Wastewater Facility project was awarded to William A. Hazel, Inc. by Manhattan Construction Company. The project is complicated by the requirement that the existing waste and stormwater maintenance facility must remain in operation until the replacement facility is complete. The ultimate buildout includes pad delivery for seven separate buildings totaling over 150,000 square feet including five underground StormTech detention systems, 8,500 lf of associated sanitary, storm and water installations, and over 68,000 sy of site and road grading.

The William A. Hazel, Inc. team is currently working on the Northfax project, which is located in Fairfax City, VA behind the famous 29 Diner. This project has 987’ of twin 8’ x 8’ box culvert. There will be multiple sewer pump arounds to facilitate the box culvert installation and sewer relocations. There is a minor amount of earthwork and grading to accomplish the improvements to new Orchard Street. At this time, we have completed the clearing and will be starting the stream diversion soon.

The Four Seasons project is located in the Ruckersville District of Greene County, Virginia. William A. Hazel, Inc. is currently working on Phase 2 of the project for Hovnanian Homes, which includes 300,000 CY of excavation and 21,100 LF of pipe. When completed, the project will be home to 129 new single-family homes located on 35+ acres of land. Phase 1 project work was completed by our team in 2006, which consisted of 144 lots and the recreation center.