BurWil Construction Company Inc.

Friday Finishes: Today we are playing around with finishes that would be suitable for healthcare. This array of materials feature calm colors and durable flooring options! #BurWilDesignGroup #BurWilDesign #designbuild #BurWilConstructionCompany #BurWilConstruction

Friday Finishes: from conceptualizing and planning, to final installation! This a spotlight on the evolution of the shown acoustic panels throughout the design process. Pastel colored paint and acoustic panel accents were chosen for each classroom in this early learning center. Each classroom offers a different color to assist children with way-finding! #burwildesigngroup #burwilconstruction #burwilconstructioncompany #designbuild #earlylearningcenter #Bristol #Knoxville #Tennessee #Virginia

🏆Get ready, get set; the Food City Sports Complex is on track for this fall! The complex will be used by athletes competing in soccer, lacrosse, and track and field. The facility is intended not only to support Emory & Henry DII athletics, but also the region's youth. Workers are installing the artificial turf, a Mondo brand track, stadium lighting, a timing system and more. Completion of a press box is expected by the end of August. Drainage systems, curbing, electrical infrastructure, and a scoreboard have been installed. See the progress made, and we look forward to welcoming students back to campus to enjoy the new facility! #emoryandhenry #gowasps Read more from the April update: https://lnkd.in/erbbRqTz

We were delighted to officially cut the ribbon for our Norton Center for Early Learning, allowing children a new place to grow and thrive! 🎉 Formally opening its doors on Monday, July 1, the new center is located close to Norton Community Hospital at 1424 Park Ave. NW, with capacity to serve up to 130 children including infants from 6 weeks to children 5 years old. As with Ballad Health’s other Centers for Early Learning, children enrolled in the Norton center will benefit from a curriculum that is designed to promote holistic development through play-based learning, ensuring every child served by the center enters school kindergarten-ready. “In 2024 alone, Ballad Health has added hundreds of new childcare slots across the region, and we’re just getting started,” said Dr. Amy Doran, Ballad Health’s corporate director of early childhood care and education. “This center will go a long way to meeting the need for new slots, alleviating a strain for both our team members and families throughout Wise County and the surrounding area.” The Center for Early Learning in Norton is the second childcare center in Southwest Virginia opened and operated by Ballad Health, following the Center for Early Learning in Lebanon. “It’s an honor to be offering quality, affordable childcare to our hardworking community members in Southwest Virginia,” said Shannon Showalter, CEO for Ballad Health operations in Wise, Lee and Dickenson counties. "By opening this facility, we’re proud to stand alongside our community to provide an essential service to working families, easing a significant burden for them.” Commonwealth Del. Terry Kilgore, who represents Virginia’s first legislative district, which includes the City of Norton, said, “Opening this center will serve as a major step forward for our families, and it will help so many people in this community thrive and be successful. That’s why I’m proud to support any efforts that bring childcare to more families in our rural, hardworking communities.” All Ballad Health Centers for Early Learning provide childcare 260 days per year, Monday through Friday, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. "The Ballad Health Centers for Early Learning are so much more than a place for parents to drop off their children,” said Holly Rinehart, chief nursing officer for the Niswonger Children’s Network. “It’s a place for them to learn and grow, with the building blocks they need for their school years and to build successes that will help them become successful adults.” Learn more at https://ow.ly/p8m350Ss0gu. #balladhealth

Friday Finishes: This week is a sneak peek! We love this phase of a project when the finishes start coming together. This multi- use space is going to be a game changer for Southwest Virginia! #burwildesigngroup #BurWildesignbuild #designbuild #BurWilconstructioncompany #Construction #Tennessee #Virginia #Bristol #Knoxville #burwilconstruction

Summer's here, but the excitement is still on! The brand-new Jonesborough K8 School welcomed students and faculty back in December, and awaits many more years of learning! Owner: Town of Jonesborough/ Jonesborough Board of Mayor and Alderman in a unique partnership with Washington County School Board. Architect: Clarknexsen. General Constractor/Construction Manager: BurWil Construction Company. Owner’s Representative: Burleson Construction Company.

Friday Finishes: Nestled in the nearly 200 year old Emory & Henry campus- Carriger Hall was originally built in 1909. Featured in the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, the goal was to salvage as much as possible and showcase new finishes that blend the charm of it’s history with contemporary updates. #BurWilDesignGroup #BurWilConstructionCompany #BurWilconstruction #Tennessee #Bristol #collegecampus #historicaldesign #interiordesign #EmoryVirginia #Virginia

Friday Finishes: Starting construction soon on a new office building in Bristol, TN. The client was looking for a modern corporate headquarters with offices that feel homey and traditional. #BurWilDesignGroup #BurWilConstructionCompany #Bristol #Tennessee

We are thrilled to announce that our newest Center for Early Learning will be coming soon to Kingsport, Tennessee! 🎊 The Ballad Health Center for Early Learning in Kingsport, expected to open in early 2025, will transform an existing building at 2020 Brookside Drive, on the Indian Path Community Hospital campus, into a state-of-the-art childcare facility. This addition will significantly increase childcare capacity for both Ballad Health team members and the local community. The center is part of Ballad Health's broader initiative, announced in early 2022, to invest up to $37 million to establish up to 11 new childcare centers across the region. “Since the planning stages of this new service, we have been committed to listening to what our residents, team members and leaders in Kingsport want and need,” said Rebecca Beck, chief executive officer of Holston Valley Medical Center and Indian Path Community Hospital. “Our team members and community members have expressed similar needs for more services and care for women, children and working families, and we’re honored to address that with our medical care and childcare. By addressing this need, we aim to support our workforce and contribute to the well-being of our community." Like all Ballad Health Centers for Early Learning, the new Kingsport center will operate under the Ballad Health Niswonger Children’s Network, which was created to advance children's health in the community. The children’s network extends through programs in Kingsport, such as the pediatric emergency department and pediatric physical therapy and rehabilitation at Indian Path, as well as community-based programs like Strong Starts, which connects parents with resources to support children from birth through kindergarten. “Addressing the childcare shortage is critical for families in our region,” said Anthony Keck, chief population health officer and executive vice president for system innovation for Ballad Health. “Parents know how important early learning is to their child’s development. Providing more access to high-quality childcare not only makes us a more attractive employer compared to our competition, but it also allows us to serve hundreds of children in our community, many of whom we have identified through our mother and child assistance programs such as Strong Starts and Strong Futures.” The new center will operate extended hours from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m., accommodating up to 80 children and employing 21 childcare professionals. Parents with children interested in joining the center can fill out an interest form at https://ow.ly/Z4Hr50Sg8y9 to join a waitlist. Learn more at https://ow.ly/jM7Y50Sg8ya. #balladhealth

BurWil Construction team members attended the 32nd annual Associated General Contractors (AGC) awards dinner. BurWil had multiple nominations for the awards and we were honored to be awarded in two categories. BurWil won “Project of the Year” in the renovations over $5 million category for ETSU Lamb Hall. Jonesborough Elementary School was awarded “Project of the Year” for new construction over $5 million. Congratulations to all of those that were nominated and awarded this year. Thank you to the AGC for the opportunity. Lastly, a huge thank you to our clients for the opportunity to work on amazing projects.