Storey Brothers Excavating making great progress on Cumberland Crossing’s road and utilities, with water line activation expected soon! Doug Shea Foundations has placed footings for our upcoming Model Cottage. Stacy Gammon from True North Builders will have his framing crews putting walls up within the next couple weeks!
January 11, 2019 – The New England Real Estate Journal CUMBERLAND – Cumberland Crossing by Oceanview is officially under construction after a groundbreaking ceremony attended by developers, town officials and project stakeholders. The retirement community is a sister location to OceanView at Falmouth and is based on that successful model.
The site crew continues to lay road base out past Periwinkle Drive. And Lot #1 is being prepped for its foundation!
Storey Brothers and Mancini Electric crews forging ahead to install hundreds of feet of sewer infrastructure, force mains, pressurizing and testing water systems, laying conduit and setting transformer pads. Great team effort out there at Cumberland Crossing!
Glidden Paving and Tom Moulton Paving laying base for first 200 feet of road!
By Alex Lear, The Forecaster CUMBERLAND — The plunging of golden shovels into a mound of dirt Nov. 15 marked the start of construction of a 53-unit senior housing development off Tuttle Road. Approved by the Planning Board in August, Cumberland Crossing by OceanView will be built at 277 Tuttle Road, almost directly across the […]
After a rainy couple of days over the weekend, Cumberland Crossing construction presses on with road rough-ins, erosion control barriers in place, and sewer line construction starting over the next couple weeks. Over 800 feet of water line installed last week by Storey Brothers Excavating. Great progress!
Rick Storey and his crew excavating Little Acres Drive utilities across the meadow on a beautiful, sunny afternoon in Cumberland!
Chris Wasileski, Director of Development, and Don Wessels, Sales and Marketing Associate, standing with a prominent view of the first stream crossing. Segmental block walls were constructed above a 8-foot box culvert installed as designed by Belanger Engineering and Licht Environmental Design.
Water, sewer and stormwater underground utilities being installed by Storey Brothers Excavation. Another beautiful fall day at Cumberland Crossing!