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August 13, 2026

Neagley & Chase Completes Turning Point Center of Central Vermont

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Neagley & Chase Construction Company has completed the Turning Point Center of Central Vermont.
  • The project included restoration of the building's existing historic portion.
  • A new energy-efficient addition was constructed as part of the redevelopment.
  • The completed facility provides a new downtown location for the Turning Point Center.
  • The project combines historic preservation with high-performance building improvements.

The completion of a restored historic building alongside a new energy-efficient addition has delivered an updated facility for the Turning Point Center of Central Vermont. The project combines preservation of an existing downtown structure with new construction designed to support the community resource's operations.

Historic Restoration and New Construction

Neagley & Chase Construction Company recently completed work on the Turning Point Center of Central Vermont. The project involved a comprehensive restoration of the existing historic portion of the building and construction of a new addition.

The redevelopment preserves the existing structure while adding modern space and energy-efficient improvements. The completed work has transformed the downtown property for continued community use.

Facility Provides New Community Resource

The completed project gives the Turning Point Center of Central Vermont a new home within the renovated downtown building.

The work reflects Neagley & Chase's experience in historic preservation and high-performance building projects, combining rehabilitation of an existing property with new construction.

Why It Matters

The project demonstrates how historic properties can be adapted for contemporary use through a combination of restoration and new construction. For building owners and developers, the approach provides a way to preserve existing structures while adding modern space and energy-performance improvements.

Source: Neagley & Chase.

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