Current Work

Hardypond Construction is currently working on many diverse projects in Cumberland and York counties. 

EnviroLogix
Portland, ME

Hardypond is working with EnviroLogix to renovate an unused garage space into an office area, a packaging and distribution area, and refrigerated storage. Hardypond assisted the client in the design phase and continues through construction. EnviroLogix is a biotechnology firm specializing in creating test kits to detect genetically modified organisms in everyday foods.

Saco Transportation Center
Saco, ME

Hardypond has begun construction on the Saco Transportation Center designed by Lassel Architects P.A. in South Berwick, Maine. The building will service the Amtrak/Downeaster train, a bus station, and the Saco Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Information office. The project is located on a reclaimed brownfield site at Saco Island. The building will have superior insulation qualities, day lighting obtained through passive solar design, a wind turbine for electricity, and a geothermal system for heating and cooling purposes.

St. Lawrence Arts and Community Center
Portland, ME

The St. Lawrence Arts & Community Center resides in the Historical St. Lawrence Church built in 1897 on the top of Munjoy Hill. Due to a lack of funding the sanctuary could not be restored at this time. Hardypond constructed  structural supports to ensure the building remained standing in early  2006. Currently, Hardypond is responsible for dismantling the facility saving the stained glass windows, pews seating 400 people, organ, rose granite, and other miscellaneous historical items. Demolition began in early May. Hardypond hopes to rebuild this community fixture in the coming years.

University of Maine Farmington, Merrill Hall
Farmington, ME

Hardypond is working with the University of Maine at Farmington on their administrative building, Merrill Hall. The building was the first structure on campus and involves historical aspects in the building design. Previously unused attic space is being turned into faculty offices, administrative support offices and a music practice room. The work will be completed over the summer of 2008.