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At the heart of our company is a passion to make a profound, positive impact on our coworkers, clients, and community. We strive to cultivate an environment that creates success from the inside out, by supporting our team so they can support our clients.
For our people, growth is the only option. We pride ourselves in hiring high performing professionals who thrive in a team environment and matching them with positions where they can excel. The result of this approach is fulfilled employees who bring their best to our clients.
Our ability to self perform adds a level of reliability for our clients including mitigating owner risk, expediting project schedules, and adding value to their overall project.
We utilize our 71 years of project experience to offer you a construction partner you can trust to advise you with straight talk, transparency, and respect.
We have the depth of talent and resources to provide diverse perspectives to help you meet your unique project needs, with the flexibility of approach to pivot quickly when things change.
We offer our employees the opportunity for ownership in the company
ensuring that we are as invested in your projects as you are.
Founded in 1952, Reeves Young is a fully integrated construction company made up of five business units: Water Resources, Heavy Civil, Commercial Public, Commercial Private, and Industrial. Each group stands independent as their respective scopes of work are different, however each group’s ability to perform at a high level is bolstered by the experience and expertise of the other’s. Reeves Young’s approach to each project is “Built by Relationship” which means everything we build – from 30 feet below the ground to 30 floors above it – is about people. With a team of more than 500 employees and offices in Atlanta, Nashville, and Greenville, Reeves Young is positioned to deliver a diversity of building services to clients throughout the Southeast.
Eric Young - Chief Executive Officer
Chad McLeod – President
Steve Heyward – Chief Operations Officer
Kyle Krejci – Chief Financial Officer
William Reeves – Executive Vice President
Matt McCormack – Senior Vice President
Kevin Smith – Vice President
1952500+ 3 71 COMPANY FOUNDED PROFESSIONALS ON STAFF
Project Woolhawk (GTN Bldgs 1 & 2)
Gallatin, Tennessee
White House WWTP
White House, Tennessee
Grand Hyatt Memphis
Memphis, Tennessee
Dover Office Centre
Renovations and Repairs
Franklin, Tennessee
Dayton WWTP Improvements
Dayton, Tennessee
Gibson Creek Equalization Facility
Madison, Tennessee
BNA Satellite Concourse
Nashville, Tennessee
Hyatt House Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee
Moccasin Bend WWTP
Chattanooga, Tennessee
DeButts Yard WWTP Improvements
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Chattanooga Wet Weather Combined Sewer Storage
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Dupont Pump Station & Basin Improvements Phase II
Chattanooga, Tennessee
ReWa Maintenance Building
Greenville, South Carolina
Clemson Douthit Hills
Student Community
Clemson, South Carolina
Greer Fire Station and Police Training Facility
Clemson Daniel Hall
Clemson, South Carolina
Greenville Transit Authority & Maintenance Building
Rocky Creek Pump
Station Replacement
Greenville, South Carolina
Peppertree Pump Station 1&2
Taylors, South Carolina
Spartanburg Water Transmission Main
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Fort McEntire Operations & Training Facility
Hopkins, South Carolina
Fountain Inn Natural Gas & Public Works Facility
Fountain Inn, South Carolina
Centennial Olympic Park
Atlanta, Georgia
Martha T. Nesbitt Academic Building - UNG
Oakwood, Georgia
The Water Tower
Buford, Georgia
Project Falcon
Flowery Branch, Georgia
Chamblee City Hall
Chamblee, Georgia
Hyatt Centric Buckhead
Atlanta, Georgia
Corso Senior Living
Atlanta, Georgia
Westside Park
Atlanta, Georgia
MARTA Rehabilitation
Atlanta, Georgia
Whitewater Creek WPCP Upgrade
Fayetteville, Georgia
Mercedes Benz Stadium
Atlanta, Georgia
Braselton Crossroads
Braselton, Georgia
Eric Young is a renowned construction and legacy business creator who instills powerful, customized entrepreneurial solutions to every client. A highly sought-after resource for Fortune 500 clients by the age of 26, Eric has led the construction of many landmark projects in the Southeast. His expertise and reputation in the industry positioned him as the “go-to” Project Manager for Universal Studios, Disney Corporation, Chase Manhattan Bank, Allstate Insurance, and Raymond James Financial. His largest project prior to his current position was the $250 Million, 1,040,000 sq ft Georgia Aquarium.
Since forming Reeves Young in 2006, his enigmatic and powerful leadership style has enabled the company to constantly evolve and exceed even their own projections. During the last 16 years with Mr. Young as CEO, the company has grown from 14 employees to over 460, and is projected to achieve the $1 billion dollar volume benchmark by the end of this year.
With dozens of active ventures, Mr. Young consistently engages his passion for creating and developing dynamic companies across the US. His proven track record of creating companies that are not just profitable, but that have a unique culture that molds each employee into their most driven, successful selves has deemed him the “Leader that creates Leaders.”
Steve Heyward utilizes his more than 30 years of operations experience to expertly lead people to do more with less. He is significantly involved in the company’s preconstruction efforts, including pre-planning, design reviews, cost analysis, final pricing, and Subcontractor selection. His talent for analyzing complexities and using a collaborative approach has enabled him guide owners seamlessly through the process of development and construction and has proved invaluable to Reeves Young’s projects and clients.
Kyle Krejci is a seasoned financial manager and accounting professional with more than 22 years of experience in the construction industry. Kyle’s expertise involves managing all aspects of the Company’s fiscal practices, including budgeting and financial reporting. His role also includes providing oversight of all financial performance, operational management, internal controls, and quality review. Kyle’s organizational skills and attention to detail combined with his industry experience ensure that he adds value to every Reeves Young project.
President, Business Unit Leader – Commercial Public
Chad McLeod began his career over 20 years ago in construction project management. His unique foundation in civil engineering, combined with this experience in key positions such as Director of Construction and Director of Finance, enables him to see the bigger picture of a project and not miss the smallest of details to execute it successfully. Chad offers Reeves Young’s clients and their projects a level of personal attention and technical expertise that is unparalleled in the industry.
WILLIAM REEVES
Executive Vice President, Business Unit Leader – Heavy Civil
William Reeves represents the third generation of Reeves leadership for the Company and is committed to continuing the solid industry relationships his family has established. Frequently performing work as both a Subcontractor and Prime Contractor, William is equally versed in both the Preconstruction and Construction phase of projects. He is also involved with the daily oversight and coordination of his project teams.
MATT McCORMACK
Senior Vice President, Business Unit Leader – Water Resources
Matt McCormack is adept in all components of successful delivery for large water projects and is a pioneer in alternative delivery procurement. His 30 years of experience in the industry is marked by the successful completion of a multitude of water/wastewater projects totaling over $1 billion in revenue. Matt is a direct and energizing leader and forms strategic partnerships and engaged teams that work together toward a unified goal, benefiting everyone involved in his projects.
KEVIN SMITH
Vice President, Business Unit Leader – Commercial Private
Kevin Smith is resolute in his pursuit of client satisfaction and creating cooperative project environments where everyone wins – Owner, Designer, Contractor, and Trade Partners. He is well-rounded and has a diverse background in many disciplines of commercial construction, project development, and project management. He is well respected in the industry and has effectively built unique spaces for Clients in the multi-family, student housing, senior living, hospitality, retail, and office markets.
Reeves Young Heavy Civil has been digging deep for clients for 70 years. Since 1952, we have provided turnkey site development and utility infrastructure services on high-profile technical projects that have supported state and local municipalities, owners, developers, and general contractors throughout the Southeast. With our fleet of 600+ pieces of heavy equipment and a dynamic team of operators — many who have been with us 20 years or more — we have the capability and experience to start your project on a strong foundation.
Safety is our priority on every construction project we manage, but it’s even more important when you’re dealing with explosives. With Reeves Young, you have a team of highly skilled and trained technicians that can assess your overall site conditions and assist with any rock removal needs you have — big or small.
Removing water from your job site is a crucial step for project success. It is also one of the most highly regulated processes you will encounter due to its potential to negatively impact local water supply and the environment. Utilizing our depth of experience in both Heavy Civil and Water Resources, Reeves Young offers a highly specialized team that can identify the potential hazards on your site and mitigate them effectively.
The most crucial part of any project is the beginning — making sure you have a clean slate and a solid foundation. From landfills to high-rise foundations, rural to urban, hotels to parks, expansive to congested, the Reeves Young team will manage your entire site work package so you can focus on finishing strong.
Community. Connectivity. Progress. Preservation. Reeves Young knows the unique challenges of connecting old with new, enhancing natural surroundings without damaging them, merging progress with protection. For years, our team has been trusted to deliver projects that pave the way for communities to enjoy the outdoors.
Restrictive sites and soft foundations can make for a difficult start to any project. Reeves Young understands the complexities of shoring and deep excavations and will work closely with your team to ensure that your project gets started safely and successfully.
Growth is inevitable, so improvement is necessary. Highways, roadways, bridges, and tracks all eventually need repair or additions. We know these projects are vital to keep our country and economy vibrant, and you need a partner you can trust to deliver. Reeves Young is confident that no matter how you choose to arrive — bicycle, car, or train — our project team can help you get there.
Beginning with the end in mind, our team can provide the full scope of sitework services that will ensure your project starts strong. From earthwork and grading to utilities and stormwater, Reeves Young has the unique qualifications to provide turnkey site development solutions that will ensure safety, stability, and success for your project.
Complicated projects don’t scare us. From helping the City of Atlanta replace combined sewer lines for EPA compliance to 40-feet deep utility tie-ins that allow 30-story buildings to be built, we’ve done it all. Reeves Young has brought utility infrastructure to hundreds of high-profile projects throughout the Southeast.
This project at Bellwood Quarry for the City of Atlanta Water Supply feature turnkey heavy civil services that included a 3,800 SF permanent soil nail wall, 3,500 SF of modular block walls, 48 16” diameter auger cast piles varying in length from 29’–38’, and site grading. Utility infrastructure included 1,300 LF of 36” ductile iron pipe, 3,000 LF of 8” and below waterline, 1,500 LF of sanitary sewer; 3,700 LF of 24” and below reinforced concrete pipe and high-density polyethylene pipe for storm sewer, and yard piping for the pump stations (2,500 LF of 36” ductile iron pipe, 280 LF of 30” ductile iron pipe, 140 LF of 48” ductile iron pipe, 140 LF of 84” fiberglass reinforced epoxy pipe). The site finishes consisted of 12,000 SY of asphalt paving; 12,700 SF of permeable concrete paving; 6,500 LF of curb and gutter, 13,000 SF of concrete flatwork, landscaping and irrigation, fence and guardrails, site furnishings, and a rainwater harvesting pond.
12,450
12,000
SY OF ASPHALT PAVING LF OF UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PIPE
Reeves Young provided heavy civil services in support of the construction of State Farm’s new headquarters. The project included 165,000 CY of dirt hauled off and 170,000 CY of rock blasting with haul off and utility installation for a 40’ deep, 100,000 SF footprint for a four-story underground parking deck. Services provided also involved earthwork, shoring, dewatering, utilities, concrete precast culverts, MSE walls, asphalt paving, and signalization. Installation of two of GA’s largest pre-cast culverts to build a new roadway. Utility work included 400 LF of 24” sewer line, jack and bore sewer line under a six-lane parkway, storm drainage, and water lines.
165,000
170,000
CY OF ROCK CY OF DIRT
Reeves Young was responsible for the turnkey site development on this 2,000,000 SF project near the Atlanta BeltLine for Brasfield & Gorrie. The project included heavy civil services such as erosion control, site grading, dewatering, blasting, excavation of 205,000 CY of dirt, 40,000 CY of rock, site utility installation, and intersection improvements.
2,000,000
205,000
CY OF DIRT EXCAVATED SQ FT
Reeves Young provided turnkey site development services including erosion, dewatering, shoring, excavation, grading, stormwater, water, and sewer infrastructure for Norfolk Southern’s new corporate headquarters. The two-tower project includes approximately 856,000 SF of office space and a 14,000 SF childcare center with a 3,600 SF outdoor play area. Three levels of below grade parking were also required for the project and entail 77,100 SF of shoring, 159,270 CY of soil excavation, including 29,000 CY of impacted soils, a temporary dewatering system with over 100 wells, and a permanent underdrain system.
100 WELL DEWATERING SYSTEM
29,000 CY OF IMPACTED SOILS
The Beacon Municipal Court Complex was an adaptive re-use and new construction of a historic, three-building city municipal complex. The project, totaling 84,377 SF, included a police and municipal court facility with courtroom, holding cells and 911 communications, an active living building with classrooms, a gymnasium, and a City of Decatur Schools Administration Building. The LEED Silver project also included the construction of a plaza to connect the three buildings. Three additional project scopes were added mid-project: re-routing a major artery of the city’s active storm sewer, building a two and one-half acre water retention vault below a soccer field to manage site flooding, and expanding and renovating an adjoining community pool.
2.5
84,377 SQ FT BUILDING SIZE
ACRE WATER RETENTION VAULT
This project for Brasfield & Gorrie involved a comprehensive heavy civil scope including demolition of the existing parking lot and hardscapes, mass grading and fine grading, and installation of underground water, sanitary sewer, and stormwater systems. The work performed on this site supported the development of a $126 million 62,825 SF four-story emergency department — the state’s busiest — which has the capacity to treat 185,000 people annually.
4 STORIES
62,825 SQ FT
Marietta, Georgia
CLIENT
Holder Construction
This 30-acre new soccer training complex involved the construction of three artificial and three natural turf fields. Reeves Young selfperformed the grading, moving over 200,000 CY of dirt on the site. The project also included the installation of storm, sanitary, and water lines, 10,000 LF of 8”–36” pipe, and 1,000 LF of 48”–60” storm drainage pipe. Hardscape and landscape designs were also implemented, including walls, sidewalks, a fountain, an irrigation system, and parking lot paving.
NEW FIELDS
Reeves Young completed two projects for the landfill, which receives all residential trash for Dekalb County, Georgia. The first project included 4,200 LF of access road grading and paving 84” and 96” diameter storm drain installation, customer drop-off area improvements, a 7-acre stormwater detention pond, office trailer, picnic shelter, vehicle tire wash, storage shed site entranceway, and landscaping. The second project involved moving 1.6 million cubic yards of soil to fill and level the 27-acre area, and the development of two new landfill cells to receive the trash. Both required a landfill liner system and sand layer.
1.6
42,000
LF OF ACCESS ROAD GRADING AND PAVING MILLION CY OF DIRT MOVED
The Reeves Young/CERM/HGOR/Portman design-build team was chosen by the City of Atlanta to complete the Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry and related site work. The project consisted of conceptual master planning, design, prescribing ecological restorative treatments for highly degraded industrial sites, permitting, and construction for Phase I improvements and amenities. The first phase of the $26.5 million 36-acre project included a gateway entrance at the intersection of Johnson Road and Grove Park Place. Set on the park’s north side, the gateway has lighting, signage, and graphics. The restoration of Grove Park Place included resurfacing the road and improvement of the greenery along the corridor. The park contains trails, a pedestrian connection to the Proctor Creek Greenway, and an ADA-accessible overlook.
22 MILES OF TRAILS
36
ACRE PARK
This project involved the renovation and expansion of an existing City of Atlanta park located on a former landfill. Reeves Young was contracted by the City of Atlanta to create the first-of-its-kind energy cost-neutral park. Photovoltaic solar panels that act as a shade structure at one of the park’s entrances produce energy, which is sold back to Georgia Power, offsetting the entirety of the park’s energy costs. Park amenities included a splash pad, an enhanced playground with interactive play elements, walking paths that encircle the park, a Little League baseball field, a pavilion, and restroom facilities.
Reeves Young served as the prime contractor for this brand-new park in the Upper Proctor Creek area. This watershed project manages persistent stormwater flooding issues in the area. A vacant property with blighted structures was transformed into a vibrant community asset. The approximately two-acre park includes a rain garden, constructed wetlands, and other green infrastructure that manages 3.5M gallons of stormwater runoff annually. Heavy civil services included self-performed demolition, installation of underground detention systems, utilities, lighting, landscaping, and hardscapes.
3.5
2 ACRES
MILLION GALLONS OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
The Atlanta BeltLine project is the most comprehensive transportation and economic development effort ever undertaken in the city of Atlanta and is among the largest, most wide-ranging urban redevelopment programs in the United States. As General Contractor, Reeves Young developed significant pieces of one of the most visible components to the project — the 17-acre, multiactivity Historic Fourth Ward Park. Work completed included building the recirculating stream, a splash pad, waterfalls, amphitheater/plaza, and restroom facilities on the fiveacre south parcel as well as the large outdoor trellis, event lawn, and sculpture garden on the north parcel. Reeves Young also built the third parcel, which includes Atlanta’s first public skate park, with over 15,000 SF of bowls, curbs, and smooth rolling concrete mounds. The parcel also includes a sports field, a shade trellis topped with solar panels, and public restroom facilities.
17 ACRES
15,000
SF OF BOWLS, CURBS, AND SMOOTH ROLLING CONCRETE MOUND
Part of the second expansion of Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, this project continued the trail from Kirkwood Avenue to Memorial Drive, over Fulton Terrace/Mauldin Street. The scope of the project included a ramp and stair connection at the Fulton Terrace bridge and pedestrian intersection improvements at Kirkwood Avenue, Memorial Drive, and Bill Kennedy Way.
0.25 MILES
2 ACRES
Avondale Estates, Georgia
The City of Avondale Estates
Reeves Young Recently completed the construction of a new Town Green for the City of Avondale Estates. Avondale Estates is building on its reputation as a green city, and the 2-acre Town Green will serve as an economic driver for the downtown, as well as a place for the community to gather. The scope of work included demolishing existing structures, grading for future mixed-use Buildings, road improvements, pavilion, and Town Green landscape and hardscape. The project includes walking paths, intimate gardens, open fields for passive recreation, a pavilion for outdoor performances, space for events, provisions for food trucks, a children’s area, a dog playground, and other amenities for residents, businesses, and visitors to enjoy.
300
PERSON AMPHITHEATER
2 ACRES
Reeves Young was chosen by the Georgia World Congress Center Authority to provide Construction Management at Risk services for the Centennial Olympic Park renovations. The renovations and improvements were designed to increase community access, strengthen its Olympic heritage, enhance the visitor experience, and expand programming opportunities. A historic preservation effort was also made to remove, clean, and relocate commemorative bricks in the park. 22 ACRES
This roadway improvement project was performed for Holder Construction and supported the construction of the new City Center for the City of Sandy Springs. Reeves Young’s scope included the demolition of existing roadways and corresponding signalization at two intersections. Services included 250 LF of 36” jack and bore utility installation; 3,300 LF of 18” reinforced concrete pipe; 1,000 LF of 12” ductile iron pipe water main; 9,000 LF of curb and gutter; and 27,000 SY of asphalt paving. The project also contained 1.2 miles of walking trails and paths.
9,000
27,000
SY OF ASPHALT PAVING LF OF CURB AND GUTTER
Reeves Young was awarded multiple work scopes for this highly technical project for the Holder, Hunt, Russell, Moody joint venture in charge of building Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The project included grading the 40-acre site, which required removing 200,000 CY of soil, equaling 100 dump trucks a day. It also required creating internal access roads; placement of 294,000 SF of soil cement for multiple crane pads; demolition of the existing roadway bridge and retaining wall; installation of water, sewer and utility lines; and installation of sitework, utilities, and traffic signals to support the new entrance road.
200,000
294,000 SQ FT OF SOIL CEMENT
CUBIC YARDS OF SOIL REMOVED
Atlanta, Georgia
Central Perimeter Community Improvement District
Reeves Young provided improvements to community pedestrian access including 6,270 SY of sidewalk, 42,067 SY of mill and overlay, and 10,257 LF of curb and gutter along Lake Hearn Drive and Parkside Place. The scope also included moving the curb line 4 feet so existing sidewalks on the other side of the street could be widened from 4 feet to 6 feet. Seating benches, lighting, and trash receptacles were installed along the sidewalks. Special brick paving was utilized to increase aesthetic appeal. Two raised intersections were also created to mitigate excessive vehicular speed along Lake Hearn Drive. ADA ramps, pedestrian signalization, and crosswalks were also added.
6,270
42,067
SY OF MILL AND OVERLAY SY OF SIDEWALKLOCATION
Clemson, South Carolina
CLIENT Holder Construction
This project involved turnkey site development services including grading, utilities (storm, sanitary, water, chilled water), tree removal, retaining walls, roads, and parking lot paving for a new eight-building student housing complex. The scope also included sewer line installation, some as much as 25’ deep. The project utilized four crews and 25 pieces of Reeves Young owned heavy equipment to complete the project on time.
Reeves Young performed turnkey site development services for The Home Depot Backyard project, a redevelopment of the 13acre greenspace on the site of the former Georgia Dome and what is now Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The unique project is being used for game-day parking, events, and entertainment. The project included mass grading and installation of 6″ of water, 8″ of sewer, and up to 42″ of storm drain utility lines. Reeves Young also performed as Prime Contractor for the installation of a 268,000 CF underground cast-in-place stormwater detention vault.
13 ACRES
268,000
CF CAST IN PLACE UNDERGROUND STORMWATER VAULT
Duluth, Georgia
CLIENT Holder Construction
This project for Holder Construction included turnkey site development for the improvements to Infinite Energy Center. Services involved installation of a precast underground detention system (668 precast pieces that equal 571,535 CF of storage), excavation of 100,000 CY of dirt, shoring with I Beam and lagging, a temporary dewatering system with permanent underdrain system, 7,068 SY of paving, 12,784 SY of mill and overlay, and site demolition. The underground detention system is one of the largest in the Southeast.
571,535
100,000 CY OF DIRT EXCAVATED
CF OF STORAGE FOR UNDERGROUND DETENTION SYSTEM
This project for Holder Construction involved the installation of a full sanitary sewer system on a 300-acre site which will become a large data center. The heavy civil scope consisted of over 10,000 SF of pipe installation: 2,621 LF of 6” PVC pipe, 4,469 LF of 8” ductile iron pipe, and 4,672 LF of 12” ductile iron pipe.
10,000
LF OF PIPE INSTALLATION
300
Reeves Young was responsible for selfperforming 100% of the utility infrastructure work for Holder Construction on these 195 undisturbed acres which will become a 900,000 SF data center. This installation included 8″ sewer and 8″–12″ water utility infrastructure piping, including manholes. Over 30,000 LF of pipe was installed, including 11,367 LF of 8” SDR 35 sanitary sewer piping, 11,892 LF of 12” ductile iron pipe for a fire line, and 13,364 LF of 8” ductile iron pipe for a domestic water line.
900,000
36,000
LF OF PIPE SQ FT
This project involved the installation of water and sewer lines for a new SK Battery manufacturing plant. Over 30,000 LF of pipe was installed on this project: 15,678 LF of 8” ductile iron pipe for sanitary sewer, 12,343 LF of 10” ductile iron pipe for a fire line, and 2,740 LF of 6” ductile iron pipe for a domestic water line.
30,000
12,343
LF OF 10” DUCTILE IRON PIPE TOTAL LF OF PIPE