Walsh Construction is proud of its unparalleled workmanship and performance. Our outstanding resume speaks for itself, with a proven track record based on almost 50 years of General Contracting experience.

Many of the projects undertaken by Walsh Construction involve restoration, renovation or new construction at historic sites. These types of work demand extensive technical knowledge of historic construction in addition to the ability to perform under many different and challenging conditions. The company has had the privilege of renovating some of Washington DC's most visited landmarks including the Washington Monument, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the White House, and the U.S. Capitol, as well as a large percentage of the many historic buildings on the Mall and Federal Triangle.

In addition to renovation and restoration, Walsh Construction has also built some of the city's newest historic sites such as the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, the National Japanese American Memorial and most recently, the National World War II Memorial.

The company is led by President/CEO James V. Walsh. He continues the legacy of his father, William V. Walsh, founder of Walsh Construction. Mr. Walsh earned a B.S. at Duke University (1974), joined the company in 1976, and has worked in virtually every capacity in the field and the corporate office.

The company prides itself on its stability and experience. Many Walsh employees have been with the company over ten years, and several in the 20 to 30 year range. The company's Project Management team is highly skilled in managing all construction delivery methods, including design-build, task order, etc. and incorporate all the latest project management software including scheduling, project management, CADD coordination and integration, etc.

The Walsh field staff is a seasoned crew, experienced in working under challenging conditions and meeting tight deadlines, delivering innovative solutions to the complex problems often encountered in renovation and historic projects. Further, Walsh has the ability to self-perform several key trades including demolition, cutting, patching, concrete, carpentry, door and window work, etc. to provide maximum project value and control.

William V. Walsh Construction has an annual volume of over $60 million and with its committed and tenured staff is set to continue the tradition of building Washington's historic sites for many years to come.