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Basic Construction is a Virginia asphalt paving, utility and site firm with a reputation for superior quality.

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Basic Construction Company's Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) approved asphalt plant provides quality mixes competitively priced to customers at our plant.

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We specialize in the production of hot mix asphalt and paving, water and sewer utilities construction, highway construction, and earthmoving and grading services.

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Building Hampton Roads From The Ground Up

Basic Construction Company draws on its history of over 100 years operating in Eastern Virginia and a focus on cutting-edge construction services to deliver superior solutions to customers of all shapes and sizes.

If you work or live in the Hampton Roads region and have any need related to asphalt sales or service, paving, water and sewer utility construction, storm drainage, earthmoving and site grading – and a number of other services – Basic Construction is ready to dig into your project with the right solution at the right price.

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Atkinson Boulevard Opening

City of Newport News, VA

This $50 million joint venture between Bryant Contracting, Inc. and Basic Construction Company, LLC, created a new 4-lane road connecting Warwick Boulevard and Jefferson Avenue.

Basic Construction Company, LLC performed all of the road work to include storm drain, waterlines, box culvert, grading, and asphalt paving and Bryant Contracting, Inc. performed the bridge work.  This project consisted of a 1,742 foot long bridge crossing active CSX railroad tracks, wetlands, and Interstate 64. It is the longest continuous-span bridge with concrete girders in Virginia.

Additionally, elaborate controlled fill and surcharges were built on each end of the bridge to account for expected settlement. This project started in September of 2017 and finished ahead of schedule in December 2020.