Congratulations to the entire Central & Main Apartments Project team! This new, 25-unit affordable housing development was recently completed in downtown Windsor, Vermont. This project was a collaborative effort between the Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and Evernorth as co-developers, while the design team was led by Duncan Wisniewski Architecture. Congratulations! You can learn more […]
Sustainability Spotlight: Final Blower Door Test Results Central & Main Apartments
We are wrapping up the Central & Main Apartments project in Windsor and the Team is celebrating some fantastic blower door test results! Central & Main is a large multi-story building with three levels of housing over an open parking garage. There were many critical air barrier details to work through with the design and […]
In The Works: Speranza Housing, Barre, VT
Mobilization began this week at the Speranza Housing project in Barre, VT. It will be a busy Summer for the Speranza housing team as critical life safety improvements and deferred maintenance items are tackled ahead of a Fall 2025 completion. An important community project owned and operated by Downstreet Housing & Community Development; this facility […]
Sustainability Spotlight: Fox Run Housing Interim Blower Door Test Results
Congratulations to the entire Fox Run Housing Team on some fantastic interim blower door test results! Preliminary results have clocked in at .021 CFM/SF at 50 Pa, and have Fox Run Housing in the running for NCC’s tightest building…A great team effort! Congratulations!
New Project: Packard Court Housing – St. Johnsbury, VT
NCC is pleased to announce one of our exciting 2025 construction starts, Packard Court Housing, located in St. Johnsbury, VT. A co-development between Evernorth and RuralEdge, Packard Court fuels St. Johnsbury’s investment in a vibrant downtown while bringing more critically needed housing units to the region. Once completed, this 25,000 sf, 4-story building, will bring […]
Sustainability Spotlight: Results Achieved at Central & Main Apartments
What better way to start the New Year than sharing some excellent interim blower door test results! Congratulations to the entire Central & Main Apartments project team on their preliminary results of .031 CFM/SF at 50 pascals. These results place them squarely in the realm of ultra tight air barriers, and also puts them right […]
Recent Promotions: Andrew Chrusciel, Kyle Curry & Dylan Magoon
NCC is thrilled to announce the recent promotion of three members of our talented Project Management team from Assistant Project Managers to Project Manager roles. Andrew Chrusciel, Project Manager | Neagley & Chase Construction (neagleychase.com) Andrew Chrusciel has worn a lot of hats at NCC. He joined the company as a carpenter in 2013; and […]
In The Works: Central & Main Apartments
Sometimes a drone photo is the best way to capture the progress… and this tight downtown site with limited access and tricky conditions certainly calls for a drone shot. It has been a busy month for the Central & Main Apartments project, as sitework and concrete are well underway. Learn more about this important multi-family […]
Sustainability Spotlight: Forest Hill Housing Blower Door Test Results
Fantastic blower door test results of 0.040 CFM/SF at 50Pa for the Forest Hill Housing Project in Hyde Park, VT. Renovation of an existing building with extensive thermal and energy efficiency upgrades, the results outperform even a ‘great score’ on new construction. These results exceed goals and will ensure operational savings and comfort for years. […]
New Project Award: Fox Run Apartments
NCC is pleased to announce one of our exciting 2024 construction starts, the Fox Run Apartments, located in Berlin, VT. Fox Run Apartments, a co-development for Downstreet Housing Community & Development (DHCD) and Evernorth (EN), will bring 30 new units of critically needed affordable housing to Central Vermont. This new three-story facility will provide a […]
Recently Completed: Village Center Apartments
Congratulations to the entire Village Center Apartments Team on the recent successful completion of this important project for the Morrisville community. A shared vision and purpose brought this project to life, while great teamwork and perseverance helped it to cross the finish line…with fantastic end results! Learn more and see additional project photos of these […]
Sustainability Spotlight: Lincoln Place Housing Wins Best Builder Sustainability Award
NCC is pleased to announce that the Lincoln Place Housing Project has won the AGCVT (Association of General Contractors – VT Chapter) Best Builder Award for 2022 in the category of Sustainable Renovation. You can see the video presented at the awards ceremony here: And you can learn more about the project here: Neagley & […]
Celebrating Lincoln Place Housing with a 2022 Preservation Award from the Preservation Trust of Vermont
The Preservation Trust of Vermont awarded a 2022 Preservation Award to the Lincoln Place Apartments project team at the Downtown and Historic Preservation Conference on June 9th, 2022, in St. Johnsbury, VT. Congratulations to the entire Lincoln Place Housing Team; The Housing Trust of Rutland County, Arnold & Scangas Architects and their design team, and […]
In The News: Village Center Apartments
In The News: Village Center Apartments Feels great to be underway on this important project: Construction begins on new affordable housing in downtown Morrisville | Vermont Business Magazine (vermontbiz.com) NCC is so proud to be part of such a great team and project – Congratulations to Lamoille Housing Partnership, Evernorth, the entire Design Team led […]
Vergennes Community Housing Receives US Department of Energy Award
NCC is pleased to share that the recently completed Vergennes Community Housing Project was highlighted at the US Department of Energy’s Better Building Summit earlier this week. During the Summit’s workshop “Driving Adoption of High-Impact Envelope and Integrated Lighting Strategies”, Vergennes Community Housing was among fourteen (14) buildings nationwide that were recognized through the DOE’s […]
