Solving Complex
Problems Across
the Country
600 White Oaks Blvd.
Bridgeport, WV 26330
(304) 624-4108
www.thethrashergroup.com
North Central West Virginia has been
prospering for years, and Harrison County is no
exception. An influx of people, businesses and
opportunities has created a unique environment
in the state, and The Thrasher Group is proud
to play its role in that ecosystem.
While Thrasher’s day-to-day work comes
in the form of engineering, architecture and
environmental and field services, it’s true
passion comes from economic development.
Thrasher is resolved to create a larger impact
through every project. Whether it is renovations
on an elementary school or surveying for
endangered species, there is a ripple effect
that improves the wellbeing of communities
and helps them thrive. And when communities
thrive, people want to be a part of them.
Wanting to live somewhere, though, isn’t
enough to make it happen. There must be
unique, exciting jobs at every level that allow
people to lay down roots, and Thrasher strives
to create that opportunity.
Part of that opportunity means the ability
to improve your community. The company
has completed countless projects in West
Virginia, with many here in Harrison County.
For example, Thrasher is currently working
at the North Central West Virginia Airport
on a new terminal and logistics park. It also
partners with the Greater Harrison Public
Service District, the City of Clarksburg and
the City of Bridgeport to ensure reliable water
and wastewater treatment systems are in place
for residents.
Growing a community also means reaching
beyond its borders. Thrasher has scaled its
business over the last 36 years with offices
across the Mid-Atlantic region and projects
across the country. In fact, Thrasher’s oil and
gas experts have worked in New Mexico, where
utility engineers provided hydraulic modeling
for a waterline. Meanwhile, Thrasher site
engineers are providing property acquisition
services in Nashville, and the company’s
architects are working on an eight-building
apartment renovation in Louisiana. Thrasher
employees are solving complex infrastructure
and development projects from coast to coast
while living in West Virginia.
Whether down the road or across the country,
every project Thrasher works on is another
way to support West Virginia. It may come
through improvements on a local bridge or the
opportunity to work on a riverfront development
in Pittsburgh. Either way, The Thrasher Group
tackles big challenges that let Harrison County
residents live where they want to live and work
on exciting projects all over. And that’s not going
to change—The Thrasher Group will support
this community for the long haul.
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