Carolina Civilworks completed the site utilities package for the Healing Transitions for Women Addition project in Raleigh, working alongside Clancy & Theys. The scope included installation of water line, sanitary sewer, and storm drain infrastructure to support the new residential addition.

A major component of the project was installation of a large underground detention system CMP supplied by Contech Engineered Solutions. Due to the size and location of the detention system, this phase became a critical path item for the overall project schedule.

The system was located directly adjacent to the building footprint and occupied a large portion of the existing parking lot, making early installation essential before vertical construction could begin. To facilitate the work, Carolina Civilworks also completed sanitary sewer relocations that conflicted with the detention system and building footprint.

Once the relocation work and detention system were completed, crews were able to move into the upstream and downstream storm drain installation and continue into the water line portion of the project. Carolina Civilworks self-performed 100% of the utility work on the project.

Projects like this highlight the importance of experience, coordination, and trust between contractor and client. Clancy & Theys relied on Carolina Civilworks to deliver a schedule-critical portion of the project safely, efficiently, and on time, which continues to be a big part of the long-standing working relationship between us.