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Rebirth of Swan Lake

The “birth” of Clarksville’s Swan Lake began in 1931, when a group of local businessmen formed the Dunbar Cave and Idaho Springs Corporation. They launched a venture to turn the historic Dunbar Cave area into “The Showplace of the South” – a unique venue for music, dancing, amusements, mineral springs and outdoor activities. An earthen…

Morgan Contractors helped make dreams come true with the completion of an ADA-compliant, 26.5-acre expansion of Montgomery County’s Civitan Park. The expanded park now features a dedicated Buddy Ball field known as the Rotary Field of Dreams, along with a playground designed and equipped to support citizens with special needs. The expansion, which opened on…

In 2017, Morgan Contractors began the largest project in company history. In a public bid process, Morgan Contractors was awarded a $15.2 million commercial site grading contract at the future site of the LG Electronics appliance factory in Clarksville, Tenn. Not only is it largest contract ever awarded to the family-owned company, but the 310-acre…

Morgan Contractors began work site preparation work in early 2017 for the newest assisted living facility in Clarksville, Tennessee. Known as Jubilee House on Warfield, the yet-to-be-completed residential location is close to Tennova Healthcare – Clarksville and the city’s main retail thoroughfare, Wilma Rudolph Boulevard. The project fills a lot at the corner of Warfield…

Ringgold Estates Site Preparation

With decades of efficient and reliable grading and excavation services, Morgan Contractors employees are professionals when it comes to Residential Development Site Preparation. Long before the first foundation is poured or stop signs are placed in a new subdivision, a variety of tasks must be completed. Take the Ringgold Estates project in Clarksville, a typical…

Morgan Contractors provided grading and excavation expertise to The Villages at the River Club – a $40 million senior living community in Clarksville.