Purcell Construction's diverse portfolio is a testament of our dedication to meet the ever changing demands of the industry.

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Black River Valley Club

This renovation project of the former Black River Valley Club became home to the NNY Community Foundation’s Philanthropy Center.

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Clayton Yatch House

The Clayton Yatch House is located along the St. Lawrence river and includes a restaurant/brewery, retail space and residential apartments.

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First Heritage Federal Credit Union Headquarters

A new headquarters and retail banking branch was constructed in Corning. This project was part of the redevelopment of the former Corning Hospital site. The bank features a technology bar, coffee bar, a community meeting room, and an art exhibit showcasing a local artist.

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La Duchesse Yacht House

New construction of a Boat House on the St. Lawrence River that features an exhibit of an antique houseboat that was donated to the Antique Boat Museum.

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Watertown Savings Bank

Purcell Construction was the General Contractor for this state of the art corporate headquarters for Watertown Savings Bank.

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Redwood Bank

New construction of a two story 9,000 sf bank corporate office building.

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Watertown Family YMCA

Purcell Construction was the general contractor for this 2-story addition and interior renovations to the existing Watertown Family YMCA.

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Car-Freshner Corporation Addition and Renovations

This project included 23,000 sf of new construction and renovations.

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Pine Plains Physical Fitness Center

The Design/Build project consists new renovations and improvements to this 25 year old physical fitness center.

 

 

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Purcell effectively managed this project with a dedicated team of professional leaders, managers and staff. From design to execution to completion, their work ethic, quality control and safety programs, management of subcontractors and meeting scheduled milestones is reflected in the overall success of the project.
Michael Roach, Resident Engineer, USACE USACE   |   AIT Phase I, Fort Lee →