The end of the year provides a perfect opportunity for reflection. We could summarize our wins month-by-month, put push-pins in maps of Virginia, Maryland, and D.C., or list all of the market sectors we’ve been part of this year. But instead, we’ll train a spotlight on the…

Neighborhoods thrive when residents can access quality services and amenities nearby. HBW Construction proudly supports Total Health Care in bringing new healthcare options to underserved areas in Maryland. 

Across the industry, construction hiring is on the rise, and HBW is on trend! We hire strategically, forecasting by as much as six months and prioritizing the right fit. Take a look at careers in construction with HBW.

HBW’s attention to quality and detail distinguishes our retail construction projects in the marketplace. Customers can feel the quality from the moment they step into one of our stores or restaurants!

Recent projects have added even more experience to HBW’s education market sector. Read more about what makes these projects unique and how HBW has moved to the top of the class through scheduling and flexibility.

When it opens this fall, the new experience-focused Oak Barrel & Vine retail store will feature a tasting room and special displays for selling spirits and locally made products. The 5390 Westbard Avenue in Bethesda, Maryland is HBW’s second retail build-out for Maryland ABS but the firm’s…

After a 20-year hiatus on base building projects, HBW Construction is back on the scene with an exciting ground-up job that is helping to transform a historic Anacostia neighborhood while drawing from the company’s deep experience in healthcare construction and detail-oriented interiors. 

The rising sun glints off the metal struts as Superintendent Don Johnson slowly climbs a five-story stair tower, scanning every tread, bolt, and gap for unseen danger. He has done the same climb every morning for months before anyone else is allowed to use the stair tower,…

Demo is typically the first step in our office fit-outs, but for the building at 1333 H Street, we needed to start with new interior walls. That’s because the building would be occupied while we worked on filling in a four-story atrium on its upper floors. Isolating…

Women in Construction Week was started in 1998 by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC). This year’s theme is “Keys to the Future,” celebrating the strength and knowledge of women in the industry and the vital role they play in shaping the future of construction.…