Completion Date: 2018
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Architect/Engineer: RPPY Architects

Completion Date:  2014
Location:  North Little Rock, Arkansas
Architect:  Fennell Purifoy Architects

EHC was the General Contractor for the construction of Centerpoint Energy’s new 10,632 sf regional headquarters office building and the 5,576 sf warehouse in North Little Rock.  The $2.6 million main office building is a structural steel skeleton with metal stud framing and a natural stone exterior.  A safe room was added in the center of the facility.  The project was on schedule and under budget.

Completion Date: 2013
Location: Jacksonville, Arkansas
Architect: WD&D Architects

Renovations for FAB&T were completed in 2013…the Main Bank in Jacksonville (38,000 sf) and the West Branch also in Jacksonville.

This was accomplished in phases while the Banks were open for business.

All three floors of the Main Bank were remodeled, including the main teller line. creating new offices for the loan and trust department, infilled a structural steel floor and added two conference rooms.

At the West Branch, we remodeled the teller and office areas, updated restrooms and revamped an area for a Call Center.

• Lots of windows for natural lighting
• Roof elements designed to minimize heat island effect and heat gain
• “Cool Roof” to keep the building cooler and resist heat collection
• Carpet tiles made from recycled backing and fibers
• High efficiency lighting and occupancy controls
• Mill Work utilized eucalyptus wood — has a fast growth rate and is a great renewable wood

The result of this and more is a healthier building environment and a reduced demand on energy and natural resources, benefiting FAB&T, its employees, and the community.

Completion Date: On-Call Contractor for over 25 years!
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Architect: Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects

Stephens Inc. selected East Harding Construction to renovate 150,000 sf of some of the highest quality office space in Arkansas.  East Harding’s construction approach and budgeting input helped facilitate a move on time and in one weekend.  Stephens Inc. is a loyal customer who appreciates superior craftsmanship, incomparable service and stays with the company that consistently delivers.

Stephens Inc. has been a client since 1985.

A sampling of the tenant finishes at 111 Center Street are:

• The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
• Deloitte Office Expansion
• Metropolitan Bank
• Staffmark
• The Trading Floor, Stephens Inc.
• United States Secret Service
• Quattlebaum Grooms Tull & Burrow, Attorneys at Law

Completion Date: December 2017
Location: Springdale, Arkansas
Architect: deMx architecture

The new headquarters for Paschal Heating, Air & Geothermal in Tontitown is a newly constructed two story, modern design structure.  The 32,176 sf space spans two stories consisting of a 27,589 sf main floor and a 4,587 sf 2nd floor.  It features the DIRTT Furniture Wall System, offices, meeting rooms, sheet metal shop, vehicle maintenance area, and a safe room.

Completion Date:  2016
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Architect:  Jerry W. Herndon

TACAir is a privately-owned Fixed Base Operator (FBO) with operations across the United States.  This 16,000 SF new construction is located at Clinton National Airport.  The world-class executive FBO includes a pilot lounge, theater room, showers/locker rooms, public lobby, concierge desk and administrative offices.  Suspended in the public lobby is a ¾-scale replica of a Command-Aire built by Arkansas Aircraft Company in the late 1920s.  The project also included the weather-proofing and repainting of 14 aircraft hangars, including “Hangar One,” a historic Works Progress Administration (WPA) aircraft hangar built in the mid-1930s.

Location:  Bentonville
Completion Date: February 2016
Architect:  modus studio architecture

The A Street Office cultivates the urban edge of SW A Street in an area on the cusp of the burgeoning downtown Bentonville. The new class A office building provides modern, open workspaces that stray from the norms of NWA commercial space, such that the building form is a purposeful billboard for the creative companies within. The fresh open structure amplified with extensive windows and articulated by the dark gray brick used in both running bond and soldier stack orientations provides a unique and subtle texture that meets the city design requirements for performance in a strikingly modern format.

modus studio received a Merit Award from the AIA Arkansas Design Excellence program.

East Harding Construction is proud to have been the contractor on this award-winning structure.

Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Completion Date:  2020

This facility needed an upgrade to the grounds and courtyard.  All of the stamped concrete sidewalks were removed and replaced with an aesthetically pleasing contoured sidewalk.  The existing sod and landscaping in the southern courtyard was removed and replaced with new landscaping and artificial turf.  There was new signage installed at the entrance and the handicap ramp was replaced.

These improvements create a refreshing feel and a modern look.

Location: North Little Rock, Arkansas
Completion Date: December 2007
Architect: RPPY Architects

In 2008, East Harding built the new headquarters for the design/installation company of voice, data, fiber optic and network cabling.  A metal building with a brick facade in North Little Rock in the new business corridor; included 5,000 sf office and conference space and 7,000 sf warehouse facility.

Business has been booming for the ‘building integration technology company’ and new space was needed in 2013.  East Harding constructed another 6,100 sf metal building; which included a theatre- style projection room for client presentations and new office space.

Location: Sherwood, AR
Completion Date: 2011
Architect: WD&D Architects

FAB&T opened its new branch and mortgage center in Sherwood in February 2011.  The two-story, 10,427 sf facility features a number of ‘green’ sustainable features:

• Lots of windows for natural lighting
• Roof elements designed to minimize heat island effect and heat gain
• “Cool Roof” to keep the building cooler and resist heat collection
• Carpet tiles made from recycled backing and fibers
• High-efficiency lighting and occupancy controls
• Millwork utilized eucalyptus wood — has a fast growth rate and is a great renewable wood.

Location: Jonesboro, AR
Completion Date:  September 2013
Architect: TAGGART Architects Inc.

Honda of Jonesboro broke ground in February for their new Honda Dealership in Jonesboro.  The project includes demolishing 5,400 sf of the existing 15,000 sf building and adding 11,492 sf of new space to create a new 21,092 sf dealership.  New showrooms, new service bays, administrative offices, a conference room and a new 2,022 sf wash bay building are all part of the Honda Center.