The following is an article from the Portland Press Herald posted on September 21, 2025, by Penelope Overton & Daniel Kool PORTLAND — As the temperatures pushed 80 degrees at a job site in the West End early this month, about a dozen workers pulled ice pops out of a cooler. Some tore off the plastic…
The following is an article from Mainebiz posted on June 5, 2025, by Tina Fischer The Jubilee Center in Lewiston’s Trinity Church, which has been providing essential support services to lower-income residents for 30 years, has outgrown its rented space in the Episcopal church’s basement at 247 Bates St. and now has under construction…
The following is an article from Dwell posted on October 7, 2024, by Sarah Akkoush Despite its centrally desirable location, the East Bayside neighborhood of Portland, Maine, was historically home to industrial and municipal buildings—warehouses, scrap yards, and low-quality housing dominated the urban landscape for decades. In 2017, however, when Portland’s Public Works Department…
The following is an article from MaineBiz posted on January 29, 2024, by Laurie Schreiber A multi-income residential development in downtown Westbrook will be the first residential project in the nation to use TimberHP wood fiber insulation, according to a news release. In 2021, College of the Atlantic’s Davis Center for Human Ecology, in Bar…
The following is an article from Mainebiz posted on July 27, 2023, by Peter Van Allen In 2020, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a program offering grants of $30 million each to cities to develop affordable housing. Lewiston was the smallest city to receive such a grant. On Monday, July 24,…
The following is an article from The Sun Journal posted on June 9, 2023, by Christopher Wheelock LEWISTON — A ceremonial smashing of a section of a brick wall Friday at Picker House Lofts in the center of the Continental Mill served as the official kickoff to one of the most significant affordable housing projects…
Spanning eight decades and four generations, Hebert Construction has remained a family-run Maine business.
Over the past couple of years, the construction industry has seen substantial price hikes across the board — from materials to labor to the cost of borrowing.
The following is an article from Mainebiz posted on January 18, 2023, by Peter Van Allen Lewiston has several projects in the works, adding housing and a new cultural attraction. With the new year in full swing, Lewiston-based Hebert Construction celebrates its 80th anniversary by taking on two new projects in its hometown. Hebert is working…
The follow is an article from North Yarmouth Acadamy, posted on January 5, 2023 Yarmouth, Maine, January 5, 2023: North Yarmouth Academy (NYA) parent Tim Hebert, owner of Hebert Construction and lead contractor on NYA’s Travis Roy Ice Arena and Fitness & Wellness Center project, will present the Academy with a check for $35,950 on Friday, January 6,…
