Eastern Coast Construction LLC

Eastern Coast Construction LLC Federal, Commerical and Multi-family Contractor

Acquiring and maintaining a fleet of top-tier machinery isn’t merely for appearances. It’s about a commitment to high sa...
06/16/2026

Acquiring and maintaining a fleet of top-tier machinery isn’t merely for appearances. It’s about a commitment to high safety standards, sustaining trust with our sub-contracting partners, and remaining ready to freely mobilize at a moment’s notice.

Our new telescopic handler brings our modern equipment force to three, marking another milestone in Eastern’s internal expansion. Its time-saving abilities enable our certified crew to continue self-performing at the highest level. This powerhouse piece works in tandem with our crane, allowing the duo to perfectly erect structural steel framing at a massive 10,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art modern beachfront estate, where spatial constraints and limited movement requires careful consideration.

More than anything, owning our equipment means we own our time and capital. Having dedicated gear in-house helps eliminates the loss of daily momentum and streamlines project operations.

Eastern Coast Construction remains dedicated to expanding our organization and creating strong future ventures.

In June of 1775, the thirteen colonies united in Philadelphia as political protest shifted to outright armed conflict ag...
06/14/2026

In June of 1775, the thirteen colonies united in Philadelphia as political protest shifted to outright armed conflict against Great Britain. On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress met at Independence Hall in Philadelphia and voted to officially form the Continental Army to unite the colonies' combined defense efforts. The next day, George Washington is unanimously elected to be Commander-in-Chief. Over the course of the Revolutionary War, more than 231,000 men served in the Army, while another 145,000 colonial militia members fought alongside them.
As the oldest and largest active-duty branch in the US military, established one year before the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Army remains defined by the many brave service members from all walks of life who courageously stand at our nation’s defense.
Eastern remembers the soldiers who gave their lives in service for our Nation, and we honor our veterans and service members who stand as a testament of this dedication. We remain committed to supporting this legacy by delivering secure, high-quality operational facilities that sustain critical foundations used every day by service members.
Happy Birthday to the U.S. Army!

Our nation’s flag goes by different names: Old Glory, the Star-Spangled Banner, The Red, White, and Blue, and The Stars ...
06/14/2026

Our nation’s flag goes by different names: Old Glory, the Star-Spangled Banner, The Red, White, and Blue, and The Stars and Stripes. Each colorful variety highlights its historic origins and patriotic spirit. The flag we know today looked a little different on June 14, 1777, when the thirteen stars and stripes, representing the newly independent colonies, were officially adopted by the Continental Congress to signify “a new Constellation.”
At Eastern, our flag’s symbol of unity and hope is something we hold close to our hearts. We’ve proudly integrated this enduring symbol into our new corporate logo to showcase its beauty, our nation’s resilience, and Eastern’s ongoing commitment to delivering specialized federal and military infrastructure projects at the highest standards of reliability and durability. Happy Flag Day from the Eastern Coast Construction Team!

Honoring The Brave: 82nd Anniversary of D-DayOn this day 82 years ago, more than 150,000 Allied troops, primarily of Ame...
06/06/2026

Honoring The Brave: 82nd Anniversary of D-Day

On this day 82 years ago, more than 150,000 Allied troops, primarily of American, British, and Canadian origins, landed on the beaches of Normandy, France and launched a historic breach that led to the liberation of Western Europe.
At Eastern Coast Construction, we honor the many brave soldiers who fought and gave their lives for the pursuit of freedom. The sacrifices of those fearless souls have never been forgotten, and their impact on mankind cannot be understated.
As an organization, we take immense pride in the work we complete for various branches of the military. We wouldn’t be where we are without our troops!

Original photo caption: "Allied Allied troops swarm ashore on D-Day, during the invasion of southern France."

Credit: Photo: U.S. Army Signal Corps, Local ID: 111-SC-192907, courtesy of the National Archives

Project Complete | Fairfield Inn by Marriott – Nags Head, NC We are thrilled to announce that our work on the Fairfield ...
05/05/2026

Project Complete | Fairfield Inn by Marriott – Nags Head, NC We are thrilled to announce that our work on the Fairfield Inn by Marriott in beautiful Nags Head is officially complete!

Our team successfully delivered the comprehensive rough carpentry, roofing, and siding packages for both the main hotel structure and the porte cochere. Through careful coordination and hard work, we've provided a seamless, high-quality exterior envelope built to last on the coast.

Project Highlights Included:

- Full Division 6 rough carpentry & engineered wood systems

- Precision truss design, installation, and connection hardware

- Complete roofing and siding systems

- Flawless installation of windows, flashing, and sealants for a weather-tight finish

- Attic catwalks and roof access hatches focused on safety and accessibility

From day one to project completion, our focus has been on durability, safety, and excellence. We are incredibly proud to hand over a structurally sound, energy-efficient building shell that will serve as the foundation for an exceptional hospitality experience for years to come.

A huge thank you to our hardworking crews and partners for making this a success!

Curb appeal might get people to the door, but the interior is what makes them stay.We’ve finished the wood shell, but no...
03/20/2026

Curb appeal might get people to the door, but the interior is what makes them stay.

We’ve finished the wood shell, but now the real magic happens. This photo captures the critical "rough-in" phase of interior finishing.

Every piece of material here plays a role in safety, acoustics, and design. We treat the inside with the same durability and care as the foundation itself.

Turning empty space into working place—that’s the Eastern Coast Construction promise.

Eastern Coast Construction is proud to announce our latest project with Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NA...
03/11/2026

Eastern Coast Construction is proud to announce our latest project with Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Mid-Atlantic: a $22.7 million Design-Build demolition and site restoration of Building 195 at America’s oldest shipyard, Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY).

Awarded through our joint venture with Saw Construction, this project will remove a historic industrial facility originally constructed in 1920, with additions in 1975, 1985, and 1987. Building 195 was a 26,400-square-foot high-bay facility that once served as the shipyard’s main plating shop and supported operations such as glass grinding, buffing, galvanizing, and coal storage before being abandoned in the late 1990s.

The SEJV team will demolish all structures above and below grade, including slabs, grade beams, pile caps, piles, mezzanines, pits, asphalt and concrete surfaces, pollution control systems, and associated above- and underground storage tanks. Throughout the demolition process, existing underground steam lines will remain active and protected.

Once complete, the site will be restored and paved with asphalt, preparing it for future use by Norfolk Naval Shipyard in continued support of the warfighter.

Happy Women in Construction Week! 🏗️✨Today, we are thrilled to spotlight our President, Alyse Chickey, who leads Eastern...
03/06/2026

Happy Women in Construction Week! 🏗️✨

Today, we are thrilled to spotlight our President, Alyse Chickey, who leads Eastern Coast Construction with passion, expertise, and an unwavering dedication to excellence.
As the leader of an SBA Certified Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Alyse has helped shape ECC into an award-winning design-build general contractor. For Alyse, construction is more than a profession—it's a lifelong passion. In her own words: “Life has a special way of coming full circle. My father was a builder, and I am proud to continue the tradition and build for those who serve.” Beyond delivering top-tier federal, commercial, and multi-family projects, Alyse is deeply invested in the local Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads communities. From championing local workforce development and mentoring the next generation of builders to supporting local outreach initiatives, she is dedicated to making a positive impact both on and off the job site.
Under her leadership, ECC doesn't just build infrastructure; we build trust, prioritize world-class safety (earning the ABC STEP Diamond Award!), and lift up the communities we serve.
Join us in celebrating Alyse and all the incredible women shaping the future of the construction industry! 💪👷‍♀️

At Eastern Coast Construction, we often talk about our projects, but today we want to talk about the people who build th...
02/12/2026

At Eastern Coast Construction, we often talk about our projects, but today we want to talk about the people who build them.

From the precise assembly of structural components to the coordinated movement of materials on a busy site, our crew demonstrates expertise and attention to detail every single day. We want to publicly thank our team for their thoughtful and thorough work—it’s their craftsmanship that turns blueprints into reality.

But expertise means nothing without safety. As you can see, whether we are operating heavy machinery or managing ground logistics, safety is the priority. We facilitate this by ensuring every team member is equipped with the right PPE, proper training, and a clear communication plan before the work begins.

Great builds start with safe, skilled people. Thank you to our crew for setting the standard.

🚀 Eastern Coast Construction Awarded Project at NASA Langley Research Center!We are thrilled to announce our latest proj...
02/04/2026

🚀 Eastern Coast Construction Awarded Project at NASA Langley Research Center!
We are thrilled to announce our latest project award at the historic Building 1244. Eastern Coast Construction has been selected to revitalize the South Hangar doors at this National Historical Landmark.

We are "bringing history back to life." Our team will be removing lead paint, recoating the massive structure, and prepping the facility to become the new home for NASA’s B777 aircraft.

The Scope:

- Re-coating main and tail hangar doors, window sashes, and mullions (approx. 7,200 SF).
- Replacing 9,700 LF of glazing putty.
- Restoring the iconic NASA logo to its original glory.

Building 1244 is steeped in history—it housed the Rendezvous and Docking Simulator used for the Gemini and Apollo programs. We are honored to preserve this legacy while preparing it for the future of aviation.

Check out the history of this incredible facility here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-iOGEFmM3g&t=13s

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