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October 27, 2026

Neagley + Chase Reports 76% Five-Year Growth, Earns Vermont Business Award

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Neagley + Chase Construction Company has received the 2026 Vermont Business Growth Award.
  • The South Burlington-based contractor reported 76% growth over five years.
  • The award recognises 25 Vermont businesses that recorded the greatest growth during the period.
  • VermontBiz and TD Bank present the annual awards.
  • The company credited its employees, subcontractors, trades, vendors and project partners for contributing to its growth.

Five-Year Growth Earns Statewide Recognition

Neagley + Chase Construction Company has recorded 76% growth over five years, earning recognition through the 2026 Vermont Business Growth Awards.

Presented annually by VermontBiz and TD Bank, the awards recognise 25 Vermont businesses that have achieved the greatest growth over the preceding five-year period. The recognition places Neagley + Chase among the businesses acknowledged for expansion during that timeframe.

The company announced the award on Oct. 23, 2026.

Project Teams and Trade Partners Support Expansion

Neagley + Chase attributed its growth to the contributions of its workforce and project network, including subcontractors, skilled trades, vendors and project partners.

For construction contractors, sustained growth depends on coordinating project delivery with workforce capacity and reliable trade relationships. The company’s recognition highlights its reported expansion, although the announcement did not specify revenue figures, project volume or the individual factors behind the increase.

Why It Matters to Construction Businesses

Growth recognition offers a measure of business performance within a regional market. For construction owners and contractors, the result also underscores the importance of employees and project partners in supporting business expansion.

Neagley + Chase’s 76% five-year growth figure provides a clear indicator of its reported progress, while further financial or operational details would be needed to assess how that expansion was achieved.

Source: Neagley & Chase.

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