Jamerson-Lewis Construction has opened a new regional office in Charlottesville, Virginia, a move that reflects years of growing relationships and active project work across Central Virginia.

The decision wasn't a leap of faith. It was the next logical step. With strong client partnerships already in place and team members embedded in the region, a local presence made sense.

"Our people are exceptional builders and problem solvers. We are excited to bring that expertise to even more projects in this region."
William Cook, President

A location built for access

The office sits near the University of Virginia Grounds, with easy access to Route 29 and Interstate 64, putting the team close to active project sites and clients throughout the region. Proximity matters in construction, and this location was chosen with that in mind.

Renovated for day-one readiness

The space was fully renovated before opening, including selective demolition, new flooring, updated ceilings, lighting and plumbing upgrades, IT and security improvements, and a modern glass wall system. It's designed to support daily operations now and accommodate growth over time.

What this means for clients

A local office means faster response times, cleaner communication, and a team that's closer to the work. For clients in Charlottesville and the surrounding region, that translates directly to better service and stronger project outcomes.

Jamerson-Lewis plans to continue expanding its Charlottesville presence, growing the team and pursuing new project opportunities across the region in the years ahead.