Construction continues to move steadily forward at Wilson’s Cove, the future luxury boutique hotel taking shape in Stevensville, MD. Over the past month, crews have been hard at work across nearly every area of the project as interior finishes, site work, and building systems continue coming together.
Recent progress has included extensive painting and trim work throughout multiple floors, drywall punch-out, door installation, window and sliding door trim, flooring and shower tile installation, and continued work on balconies, soffits, and exterior details. Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing teams have also remained busy advancing HVAC systems, lighting, fire alarm infrastructure, panel tie-ins, generators, ductwork, plumbing connections, and elevator-related work throughout the building.
Outside, crews have continued making progress on the pool area, parking lot grading and paving, curb and gutter work, bio pond improvements, and exterior lighting installation. With more finishes taking shape each week, it’s exciting to see this large-scale waterfront project continuing to transform into a finished destination.
Progress is officially underway at the future home of Coastal Community Church in Berlin, MD, following the project groundbreaking in December of 2025.
Over the past month and a half, crews have been hard at work preparing the site for vertical construction. Early efforts have included installing silt fencing, removing unsuitable soils and replacing them with engineered fill, grading and rolling the site, pouring pier footings, and setting anchor bolts.
It’s exciting to see this project move from planning into active construction as the foundation begins to take shape for this important addition to the community. We look forward to sharing more progress in the months ahead.
Today, we celebrate the strength, care, and dedication of all the incredible mothers who help build strong families and communities.
Whether you’re a mom, grandmother, guardian, mentor, or someone who simply shows up with support and guidance, the impact you make every day is lasting and meaningful. Your hard work, patience, and encouragement do not go unnoticed.
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Willow Construction.
Yesterday, Willow Construction teams across all active job sites came together for our 9th Annual Safety Stand Down, joining OSHA’s nationwide effort to prevent falls and reinforce a culture of safety across the industry. From the field to the office, our team and trade partners paused work to focus on what matters most—keeping everyone safe.
This year’s Stand Down covered critical topics including electrical safety, fall protection, heat illness prevention, suicide awareness, and job-specific risks. Through open discussion, real-world observations, and shared experiences, teams across every site engaged in meaningful conversations that strengthen awareness and accountability.
Thank you to everyone who participated and made this day impactful. Your commitment to safety—on every job, every day—continues to drive the strong culture we’re proud to uphold at Willow Construction.
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Congratulations to our team members celebrating work anniversaries this May!
We’re proud to recognize Intern Ashton Milhollan (2 years), Project Superintendent Allen Vaughan (2 years), Carpenter Mike Detwiler (43 years), and Estimator Dylan Nepert (2 years).
Thank you all for your hard work, dedication, and the contributions you make each day to keep Willow Construction moving forward. We appreciate everything you do!
Progress continues at the 75,000-square-foot, three-story climate-controlled storage facility in Easton, MD, as the building envelope and interior systems advance in tandem. Designed by Fisher Architecture, LLC and developed by Moove In Partners–Easton MD, LLC, this project is taking shape along Rt. 50 as a modern, high-performance storage solution for the region.
In recent weeks, crews have focused heavily on exterior enclosure and MEP systems. Installation of insulation, strapping, and DensGlass® Sheathing is well underway across multiple elevations, along with exterior panels, parapet work, and roof flashing. Waterproofing and EIFS prep continue as the building moves closer to a fully sealed envelope, while architectural details like trim, faux windows, and column elements are also being completed.
Inside, significant progress is being made on mechanical and electrical systems, including HVAC ductwork and line sets across multiple floors, along with ongoing electrical rough-in, lighting installation, and system wiring. Elevator components, roof elements, and site coordination efforts are also advancing as crews continue to push the project forward efficiently.
With both the exterior and interior coming together, this highly visible project is making steady strides toward completion. We look forward to sharing more progress soon.
Progress continues at The Benedictine School’s new residential building in Ridgely, MD, as crews make steady strides across multiple areas of the project.
Over the past two weeks, work has focused on advancing interior systems and finishes while keeping momentum on key infrastructure. Crews have completed significant insulation work, continued mechanical and duct installation throughout corridors and suites, and advanced electrical and fire alarm rough-ins. Interior framing punch-out and fire blocking efforts are ongoing, while finishes continue to take shape in select areas. Site work has also begun progressing, with grading underway and sidewalks being laid out as the building exterior and surrounding areas continue to come together.
It’s exciting to see both the interior and exterior evolving at the same time, as this important project moves closer to providing a supportive, thoughtfully designed residential space for the Benedictine community.
The passing stormfront on Monday provided a dramatic setting as work progressed at The Crest at Channel Pointe in Fenwick Island.
Over the past month, crews have completed key rough-ins while making steady progress on interior framing, tower framing, and bathhouse roof framing. Mechanical systems are taking shape with plumbing and HVAC cassettes now hung, and security wiring stubbed out. On the exterior, sheathing and taping are progressing, with shingling underway over the bar and library areas. Notable architectural elements are also coming together, including the gable wall build-out in the library and the north chimney, which now rises above the roofline.
Spring weather may be unpredictable, but we're excited to keep moving forward on this project. We look forward to sharing future updates.
Over at the Vetagro construction site, concrete has been the name of the game in recent weeks! It’s hard to convey the sheer scale of this project through photos.
Crews have been busy pouring multiple concrete slabs while also making progress overhead setting steel and installing roof sheeting and wall insulation. Behind the scenes, key systems are coming together with installation of floor drains, sewer lines, and sanitation infrastructure. Site improvements are also advancing, including bollards and completed truck ramps in several areas.
With a project of this scale, each phase brings meaningful progress—and it’s exciting to see it all come together.
Progress is really taking shape at the new Queenstown Bank in Cambridge as the project moves into its final stages.
In recent weeks, crews have completed asphalt paving and brought the site to life with parking lot signage, bollards, exterior lighting, and fresh landscaping. Inside, the finishing touches are coming together with teller equipment now in place, installation of the remaining interior doors, and security cameras being added throughout the facility.
It’s exciting to see this project coming together from every angle as it prepares to open its doors and serve the Cambridge community. We're looking forward to sharing a final look at this project once it's complete!
Work continues to move forward on the interior renovation at the Chester River Yacht & Country Club in Chestertown, MD, with crews making strong progress across multiple areas of the project.
Over the past month, the team has advanced from early-stage work—including HVAC relocation, framing, drywall finishing, and ceiling grid installation—to more detailed interior finishes. Recent efforts have focused on flooring installation, carpet tile and transitions, ceiling panels, wood paneling, and painting throughout the space. Crews have also completed bathroom tile work, installed windows, and continued electrical trim-out and mechanical upgrades, including exhaust fans.
With bar equipment now being installed and final finishes coming together, the space is quickly taking shape as this transformation continues.
Willow Construction has been awarded the amenities package for The Crest at Channel Pointe in Fenwick Island, Delaware—a waterfront community designed to bring together high-end amenities, thoughtful design, and lasting community value.
From a 4,300-square-foot clubhouse and waterfront boathouse to a full suite of lifestyle-driven amenities, this project reflects the growing importance of well-executed amenity spaces in today’s coastal developments—and the coordination required to deliver them successfully.
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