Seventy-five years after first opening its doors on Oak Street, Nabholz is breaking ground on a new corporate headquarters in Conway, reinforcing the company’s longstanding ties to the community where it was founded.

Construction is underway on the new two-story, 47,399-square-foot office building at 1140 Harkrider St., with completion expected in fall 2026. The facility will include two covered outdoor patios, a community room, full kitchen, two break rooms, and multiple conference rooms and collaborative workspaces.

“This new Conway office is a key part of continuing our growth to better support our operations and clients for the next 75 years,” said CEO Jake Nabholz. “My grandfather Bob started Nabholz as a small construction company, and since then we’ve expanded to serve communities across the country. Despite our growth, Conway has always been home to us. We started here, we live here, and we’ve grown right alongside the city.”

Nabholz was founded in Conway in 1949 and moved into its current office on Garland Street in 1965. Over the decades, the company has grown into a national multi-service contractor with offices in seven states, offering a full range of construction, industrial, excavation, and environmental services.

The new headquarters is being built by Nabholz itself, with architectural design by H+N Architects. Nabholz is also handling its own steel erection and millwork. Other local partners include Bass Concrete for concrete work, Nabco for mechanical and electrical systems, and Entegrity for energy efficiency.

“A new Conway office is a key part of continuing that growth to better support our operations and clients for the next 75 years,” Nabholz said.