This has been an exciting year for Leon Williams Contractors. As 2019 draws to a close, we’re taking the time to reflect on all the great projects that we’ve had the opportunity to work on for our clients.

From the new Pellissippi State Community College welding shop to Wings Over Knoxville, the chain’s first location in Tennessee, this year has been filled with exciting firsts, great renovations and even the beginning of work on Etowah’s new city hall. Here are some highlights of a great year:

A New Face for Etowah Government

For the last few years, Etowah’s city government has been working from a small office north of town. Soon, though, they’ll be able to move into a new city hall, located next door to the historic L&N railroad depot. The look of the new building reflects the historic train station that’s been a southeastern landmark for more than a century. We’re excited to continue working on this project over the coming months and can’t wait until we open the doors on it next year.

Dining Halls, Welding Shops and Biotech, Oh My!

It was a great year for construction projects and renovations, and we’re proud to have completed several for East Tennessee businesses and educational institutions. These projects included the new office of Allevia Technology and a new medical testing center for the Molecular Pathology Laboratory Network in Maryville, a fresh take on Carson-Newman University’s Stokely dining hall in Jefferson City and the conversion of a loading dock on Pellissippi State’s Strawberry Plains campus into a new welding shop and training space.

Helping Franchise Brands Expand

Throughout 2019, we continued to work with restaurant brands to expand their locations across East Tennessee. We built out the location for the new Wings Over Knoxville, the first Wings Over location in Tennessee, which held its grand opening in September.

Over in Lenoir City, we built a brand-new Which Wich Superior Sandwiches franchise location that offers the region’s first look at the concept’s new branding and interior design. This is the third location we’ve built for the franchise owner.

Farmers and Fireworks

At the first of the year, we prepared the former Goody’s location in Foothills Mall in Maryville to serve as a location for Farmers Home Furniture, a Georgia-based regional furniture chain.

We also helped get the Fireworks Superstore in Kodak, Tennessee, back in business after a landslide had damaged the facility, destroying some walls and interior spaces. We repaired the damage, and the store was able to reopen.

A Modern Collaboration for a Sacred Cause

We’re grateful to have had the chance to work with Studio Four Design on a project on Foothills Church campus, a brand new 32,000-square foot space that opened last year. This year, we were recognized for our work on that project with the 2019 Solomon Award for Church Design, an honor we share with our friends at Studio Four and Foothills Church. Faith is something we’re passionate about at Leon Williams, and we’re always happy to help a congregation create a building that fits their needs and glorifies their purpose.

More to Come in 2020

We love helping our East Tennessee neighbors with their building projects, no matter how large or small, and we can’t wait to see what’s in store as we move into the new decade. If you’ve seen our work and want to talk about your construction needs in the new year, we’d love to chat. Contact Leon Williams Contractors today.