Commercial construction remains a key driver of economic growth in the Cumberland Valley, fueling progress through modern infrastructure, strategic development, and meaningful community investment. This sector plays a vital role in shaping both the physical landscape and economic vitality of the region, creating homes, workplaces, industrial facilities, and public spaces that support daily life and serve as a foundation for long-term prosperity.
The CVBA is made up of industry leaders such as Brechbill & Helman Construction, Houck Specialty Contractor, Fayetteville Contractors, LCSi – Lehman Construction Services, and David H. Martin Excavating continue to advance development across housing, commercial properties, and public spaces. Supporting this work are engineering and planning firms like HRG – Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., Dennis E. Black Engineering, and B.L. Kline Engineering, whose technical expertise ensures projects are thoughtfully designed and sustainably executed. The broader construction ecosystem is strengthened by industrial manufacturers and suppliers, including JLG Industries, T.B. Wood’s, Volvo Construction Equipment, Manitowoc, and New Enterprise Stone & Lime Company.
Public sector and economic development partners work together to drive growth throughout the Cumberland Valley. The Borough of Chambersburg, Franklin County Government, and Letterkenny Army Depot support infrastructure and community development, while the Franklin County Area Development Corporation (FCADC) and the Letterkenny Industrial Development Authority lead efforts to attract investment, support business expansion, and create employment opportunities. Through strategic collaboration, these organizations help strengthen the region’s economy, enhance workforce development, and position the Cumberland Valley for long term success.
