Hurt Construction / Selected work
Renovations, repairs, and finish work for senior living communities and commercial facilities. Explore the spaces we have worked in, the services we provide, and how we approach projects in buildings people use every day. Select residential projects follow below.
01 / Commercial facilities
A successful facility project starts with more than a list of repairs. It starts with understanding how the building is used. Hurt Construction works with facility managers, property teams, and general contractors to define the work, coordinate access, and organize the trades around the needs of the property—from resident-facing improvements to commercial finishes and exterior repairs.
Senior living renovations & repairs
In senior living, a room or hallway is part of someone’s daily life. Our experience includes resident rooms, corridor flooring, entrances and doors, painting, and ceiling repairs. We approach each assignment with the facility team, identifying which spaces are available, which routes need to remain accessible, and how the work can be sequenced around residents and staff.
Room improvements, painting, and ceiling repairs help address wear and refresh resident-facing interiors. Before work begins, the scope should identify the affected surfaces, finish selections, room availability, and what must be protected or moved.
Flooring, door, and entrance work affects how people move through a community. Planning should account for deliveries, work-zone boundaries, alternate routes where needed, and the order in which areas can be returned to use.
Discuss work hours, noise and dust considerations, housekeeping, and access procedures with the site team. Establishing these expectations early helps residents, staff, and trades understand what will happen next and where work will take place.
Selected work locations
Our BJCC work spans interior finishes and exterior improvements, including drywall, painting, flooring, and concrete. Theater carpeting and parking-area work demonstrate the range of assignments completed at this convention and event destination.
A major live-entertainment venue among our commercial work locations. Facilities of this scale bring access, scheduling, and coordination requirements that need to be understood alongside the construction scope.
This Nashville cultural landmark is part of our commercial work history. Public-facing properties call for attention to the visitor environment and coordination with the teams responsible for day-to-day operations.
Our senior living work spans resident rooms, corridor and hallway flooring, entrances, doors, painting, and ceiling repairs across multiple assignments. Each project is planned around its own scope and the community’s operational needs.
Work also spans other large commercial and institutional properties across the region. The locations above are selected examples rather than a complete list of past work.
Commercial renovation & repair services
Drywall and painting are at the center of our commercial work. Flooring, building repairs, doors, concrete, and site improvements extend that capability across the property. We define the trades, materials, and boundaries of each assignment before work moves forward; services vary by project.
Drywall and painting scopes for commercial interiors, with attention to the condition of existing surfaces, preparation, finish selection, and protection of adjacent areas.
Carpet and other flooring improvements, including theater carpeting at BJCC and corridors in senior living settings. Scope planning addresses the areas involved, transitions, and access during installation.
Repair and access-related assignments across our portfolio include doors, gates, masonry and structural repairs, plumbing, and lighting. Site conditions and trade requirements determine the scope for each property.
Concrete, parking-area work, and other exterior improvements. Planning considers the work limits, pedestrian and vehicle access, and the relationship between the repair area and surrounding operations.
02 / Select projects
A small collection of residential projects, each with a story of its own. Explore the restoration photographs and property details below to see how these homes are represented in our portfolio.
A residential project is scheduled only after the contract is signed, selections are complete, and the deposit is received. Until those steps are finished, any dates under discussion should not be treated as confirmed.
Residential / Ridgedale · Chattanooga, Tennessee
What the city had slated for demolition, our crew saw as a home worth saving. We kept as much of the existing historic character and material as we could, while restoring this one-story bungalow for a new life in its neighborhood. See the house as we bought it, the work in progress, and the finished home below.
Project outcome
Sold · $254,000
July 31, 2026
A restoration in photographs
These photographs follow 2202 Chamberlain Avenue from its condition when Hurt purchased it through construction and the completed restoration. Compare the exterior and individual rooms to see what changed and what remained. We preserved as many existing historic pieces as possible. Each pair shows the same area of the home before and after the work, although the camera angles are not always identical. The original-condition and construction archives below provide more context beyond the paired views.
Before
AfterFront exterior
Before
AfterBackyard
Before
AfterLiving room
Before
AfterDining room
Before
AfterKitchen
Before
AfterBathroom
Before
AfterBedroom
Before
AfterRear exterior
overgrown backyard 
backyard and trees rear of the house 
side entrance 
front exterior and walkway 
front exterior front of the house living area 
living area from another angle dining room 
dining room from another angle 
kitchen kitchen from the rear doorway 
kitchen from another angle bedroom with damaged window 
bedroom from another angle 
bathroom bathroom from another angle 
bathroom vanity wall 
second bedroom 
second bedroom from another angle 
living area and front entry 
front exterior before restoration The finished home
32 photos supplied for this project
Preserve what we could · renew what we needed
Original historic pieces were retained wherever possible. New hardwood flooring and updated lighting complement the restored home. The kitchen received fresh cabinetry and counters, stainless finishes, and gas appliances; the bath was renewed, too. Behind the finishes, the home received updated electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows, and roof.
Property facts and sale details · Zillow1948
Year built
2 bed · 1 bath
Rooms
981 sq ft
Interior
6,699 sq ft
Lot
A fenced private backyard, central heating and air, updated windows and roof, and HardiPlank siding complete the home. Source: the linked Zillow listing.
Single-family, one-story bungalow built in 1948 and restored by Hurt Construction. HardiPlank siding, stone foundation, shingle roof, and a crawl space.
Hardwood and tile floors, vinyl-framed windows, central heating and air conditioning, and laundry in the kitchen.
Updated cabinetry and countertops with a dishwasher, freestanding refrigerator, gas range, and microwave.
A level 6,699-square-foot lot (approximately 50 × 134 feet), privacy wood fencing, and off-street and on-street parking.
Public water and sewer, connected electricity and natural gas. No homeowners association listed.
2202 Chamberlain Avenue in Chattanooga’s Ridgedale neighborhood, close to downtown. Property details reflect the linked listing.
Residential / East Ridge · Chattanooga area
317 Frawley Road is the second residential project in our collection. The property listing describes a remodeled, four-bedroom home with a finished lower level, a rear porch, and a private yard. The details below summarize the listed property features; the linked listing is the source for its photos and sale information.
Property outcome
Sold · $325,000
317 Frawley Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37412
Residential project 02
East Ridge · Chattanooga area
The home at a glance
Built in 1970, the tri-level home has four bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath. Its listing notes a finished basement, central heating and air, hardwood and luxury vinyl floors, and a corner lot with a rear porch. Browse the facts below for a quick overview, or open the property listing for the source details and photos.
4
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2,338
Square feet
0.28
Acres
Single-family tri-level home built in 1970, with a finished basement and an asphalt shingle roof.
Four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, one half bathroom, central heating and air, and hardwood and luxury vinyl floors.
The listing notes granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and a lower-level laundry area.
Approximately 0.28 acres on a corner lot, with a rear porch, private yard, fencing, and driveway parking.
Public water and sewer, connected electricity, and an electric water heater are listed for the property.
Property facts and sale price reflect the linked Zillow listing. The property description does not identify specific construction scopes performed by Hurt Construction at this address.
