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As a natural extension of our capability to execute challenging and complex projects, most of which contain a significant civil component, Prospect Construction has actively and successfully expanded into the civil market. With a passion for myriad types of civil work, Prospect Construction has successfully completed projects that include reinforced embankments, concrete bridges, road work and utilities, hillside improvements and cemeteries.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHT: ILLAHEE SPRINGS
As the Project Manager for a 30 acre site, building over 150 home lots, I have been sincerely impressed with Prospect Construction and their team (Bryce, LJ, Matt and Ryan). They have been the most diligent contractor on my site, what they promise is what they deliver. So far, the work they have done has been nothing short of perfect and they pull out all of the stops to maintain their schedule, while staying under budget.
Jeff Kreckman, P.M. / The Preserve at Illahee Springs
Keystone Projects
Illahee Springs Subdivision – 152 Lots
Prospect was asked to help out on a subdivision project, within four days we had the project priced, negotiated the price, and installed the first manhole. Prospect hit the ground full speed and started installing over 10,000 liner feet of utilities and mass grading of 30,000 cubic yards. Many surprises were encountered along the way in which the Prospect team adapted by bringing in more crews and equipment to stay on schedule.
Seattle/Tacoma KOA
Recreational Adventures Co. hired Prospect Construction to expand their facilities by adding 16 RV stalls and 12 camping stalls in Kent, WA. PCI worked through severe rain events to ensure the new campground was open for the summer season. Extra attention was given as we worked within the existing facility updating existing utilities while maintaining a safe campground for the current campers.
Foothills Trail Bridge
The existing Foothills Bridge was damaged by a fallen tree, leaving the well-used foothills pedestrian trail impassable, requiring replacement. The majority of the project consisted of a steel plate arch bridge and reinforced earthen retaining walls. The access to the project proved extremely limited, making an out of the box construction approach necessary for the success of the project, Pierce County, neighboring land owners and the community at large.
Orville Road Bridge
This project required reconstruction of 1,600 lf of Orville Road East for Pierce County. The project consisted of replacing a seven-span bridge with a new single span bridge. Other major features included roadway excavation and embankments and paving.
Tahoma National Cemetery Columbarium
Prospect was proud to be a part of columbarium and cemetery improvements at the Tahoma National Cemetery. Prospect installed the precast columbarium structures and prepared gravesites for crypts as well as other improvements to the cemetery.