Winter Weather Won't Hold Back Progress on Village Heights at Bay Harbor Construction

Winter in Michigan brings cold temperatures, snow, and ice that often slow down outdoor projects. Yet, the Village Heights construction team at Bay Harbor is pushing forward despite these challenges. The project is making solid progress, especially with the recent cement pours for buildings 3 and 4. This phase is crucial for the foundation and overall strength of the structures. As the team prepares to begin vertical construction, excitement is building about what’s next for Village Heights.

What Vertical Construction Means for Village Heights

With the foundations set, the next step is vertical construction. This phase involves building the walls, floors, and roofs of the buildings. It marks a visible transformation on the site and brings the project closer to completion.

Vertical construction will allow the team to:

• Install windows, doors, and exterior finishes

• Begin interior work such as plumbing, electrical, and drywall

• Create the living spaces that will welcome future residents

  
  

We are very excited to start seeing vertical construction that will be happening very soon!

Cement pouring for buildings 3 and 4 at Village Heights during Michigan winter

Staying Optimistic Through Winter

Construction projects often slow down in winter, but the Village Heights team is proving that with the right approach, progress can continue. Their work on buildings 3 and 4 shows that challenges can be met head-on with planning and teamwork.

As the project moves into vertical construction, the momentum will only increase. The team’s dedication ensures that Village Heights will be ready on schedule, providing new homes in Bay Harbor despite the season’s obstacles.

For those interested in following the project, updates will continue as the buildings take shape. The winter weather may be cold, but the progress at Village Heights is heating up.