Project Description

Transforming Land for Growth: Prairie Flats Addition

In 2022, Comstock Construction, in partnership with Lowry Engineering, led the civil construction for Prairie Flats Addition, a 25-lot residential development in Wahpeton, ND. This project transformed former agricultural land into a modern, livable community, expanding housing opportunities in the region.

Comprehensive Site Development

As the prime contractor, Comstock Construction oversaw the full scope of site preparation and infrastructure work, including:

  • Utility installation – Sanitary sewer and water main systems.
  • Roadway and ditch grading – Ensuring proper drainage and site preparation.
  • Concrete curb and sidewalk installation – Enhancing pedestrian accessibility.
  • Asphalt paving – A 25-foot-wide roadway with 2-foot-deep ditches for effective water management.
  • Drain tile installation – Placed beneath ditches and routed to an outlet ditch via a storm lift station pump.

Blending Urban & Rural Infrastructure

The development combines elements of both urban and rural planning—offering large lots (1-2 acres each)— with the convenience of modern infrastructure, making it ideal for homeowners looking for space while staying connected to city services.

A Collaborative Effort

Designed by Lowry Engineering, they conducted surveying, platting, civil design, and construction inspection to ensure long-term sustainability. Comstock Construction then executed on the design by self-performed work as well as managing multiple subcontractors, ensuring efficient project delivery and high-quality results.

With experience in residential site development, municipal infrastructure, and civil construction, Comstock Construction continues to play a vital role in shaping communities like Wahpeton, providing sustainable, well-planned developments that support future growth.


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PROJECT DETAILS

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Client:Brad Pauly
Location:Wahpeton, ND
Completed:2022
Architect:Lowry Engineering

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