Tag: construction

Wilson-Covington Continues to Serve Clients Across North Carolina

Posted on June 13, 2016 by wildfire - Departments

Licensed in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, Wilson-Covington is proud to be serving clients across North Carolina at this time. From Charlotte to the Triangle, Wilson-Covington has major projects under construction in the grocery and food service sectors, along with many smaller commercial and residential projects in the Triad underway. With over 50 employees, the firm can gear up rapidly for any size job and continue the legacy of integrity, quality building, and expert craftsmanship that have been hallmarks since 1947.

Custom Bathroom Vanities

Posted on May 25, 2016 by wildfire - Departments

Wilson-Covington customized one piece of furniture and fabricated once custom vanity for a bathroom and powder room remodel in Winston-Salem, NC. This 1890 house in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, NC required a special touch to keep with the historic nature of the home while providing functionality for the spaces.

Lowes Foods, Mooresville, NC Remodel in Progress

Posted on March 24, 2016 by wildfire - Departments

New Harris Teeter #281 in Progress

Posted on March 21, 2016 by wildfire - Departments

Wilson-Covington is under way on another new Harris Teeter Store, #281 in Gastonia, NC. In spite of a cold, wet winter Wilson-Covington has the store under roof and the slab in place on schedule.

Wilson-Covington 4th Fastest Growing Company in the Triad

Posted on September 25, 2015 by wildfire - Departments

Wilson-Covington Construction Company is very pleased to be named the 4th Fastest Growing Company in the Triad by the Business Journal for 2014. This comes after being named the 9th fastest growing company in 2013. Thank you to all of our employees, subcontractors, vendors, and customers for making this possible!

World Trade Center- 9/11 Memorial Help

Posted on August 18, 2015 by wildfire - Departments

Wilson-Covington staff were fortunate to help unload a piece of steel salvaged from the twin towers of the World Trade Center following the terrorists attack of September 11, 2001. This steel will be used in a future memorial at the Cornelius, NC Fire Rescue Station #1. Thank you to the team that is making this happen to insure 9/11 will never be forgotten.