Top 2026 Projects + Partnerships
From expanding into new states to delivering projects that strengthen communities across the Southeast, 2025 pushed us forward in every sense. We:
- Expanded our footprint with new licenses now including Tennessee, South Carolina, and Alabama
- Earned recognition as one of Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Best Places to Work (#8) in the Small Company category
- Landed on the Inc. 5000 and Pacesetter lists, recognizing the fastest-growing companies in America
- Continued diversifying across aviation, worship, industrial, education, and flex space industries
- Delivered over 345,000+ SF across ground-up builds, adaptive reuse, and full site packages
With that momentum behind us, 2026 is about raising the bar—elevating the standard of what we build, how we partner, and the impact we create. Below are the projects and partnerships helping define that next chapter. Take a deeper look at our 2025 In Motion here.
Top Projects & Partnerships for 2026
Berkel & Company Contractors, Inc. | Carrollton, GA
Berkel & Company Contractors’ new Atlanta-area operations headquarters is designed to support the specialized equipment, teams, and logistics behind its nationwide deep foundation and geotechnical construction work. The 66,000 SF design-build facility will bring together office, equipment storage, maintenance, and operational support functions within one centralized campus, complemented by approximately 5 acres of outdoor laydown area. Purpose-built around Berkel’s day-to-day needs, the project is built-to-suit and will provide greater capacity for equipment management, field support, and future growth while establishing a long-term operational hub in West Georgia.
Life Now Church Expansion | Covington, GA
Life Now Church’s expansion is designed to enhance both worship and community engagement by introducing new sanctuary space, children’s ministry areas, and supporting facilities. The project includes a 7,500 SF pre-engineered metal building addition that integrates seamlessly with the existing structure, improving flow between gathering, teaching, and worship environments. With a focus on both experience and performance, the design incorporates modern finishes and upgraded systems to support a growing congregation and evolving needs.
- Expanded sanctuary and stage area with updated platform and production capabilities
- Children’s ministry expansion with dedicated learning and activity spaces
- Spacious lobby with storefront glazing for enhanced natural light and entry experience
- Exposed ceilings with spiral ductwork for a modern, open aesthetic
- Polished/stained concrete flooring for durability and clean finish
- Upgraded HVAC, electrical, and life safety systems
Breckenridge IOS | Duluth, GA
This 7,500 SF speculative Industrial Outdoor Storage (IOS) development includes 3 acres of outdoor laydown and a vehicle & equipment maintenance facility. This project continues SCB’s expansion into one of the fastest-growing asset classes in the Southeast. Designed for flexibility and functionality, the project supports a wide variety of users including contractor and logistics users seeking efficient outdoor storage and staging solutions.
City Lumber | Huntsville, AL
A 16,000 SF design-build commercial facility for a repeat client, City Lumber marks a meaningful step in SCB’s continued expansion into Alabama. The project reinforces trusted partnerships while extending our footprint into new regional markets.
Little House Storage | Dublin, GA
A 51,000 SF self-storage development for a developer client, this project builds on SCB’s growing momentum in the storage sector. Designed for operational efficiency and long-term scalability, it reflects continued investment in high-demand, recession-resilient asset classes.
C&C Property Management | Covington, GA
Two 5,000 SF speculative IOS buildings. Both include 16 foot clear height with 14×14 roll up doors. For leasing information contact Carter and Case Property Management.
Wheat Street Infrastructure | Covington, GA
This project focuses on critical horizontal infrastructure development, laying the groundwork for future growth in the area. Scope includes construction of a spine road, bridge crossing over wetlands, and stormwater management systems—creating the essential backbone that enables future vertical development and long-term site functionality.
Conclusion
As we look ahead, these projects represent more than square footage—they reflect the continued evolution of SCB Construction Group as a partner, builder, and problem-solver. From vertical construction to complex site infrastructure, each project plays a role in shaping stronger communities and more resilient spaces.
With 2026 as our Year in Elevation, we’re focused on building smarter, collaborating deeper, and delivering experiences that go beyond the blueprint. From groundbreaking to ribbon cutting, we’re proud to stand alongside our partners every step of the way—raising standards and elevating what’s possible.




