HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE BUILT FOR SAFETY, FLOW & FUTURE GROWTH
Thalle Construction Company builds the transportation infrastructure that keeps communities connected and economies moving. From major highway expansions and rural roadway improvements to structural bridge construction and complex interchange work, we deliver heavy civil projects that stand up to high traffic demands and long-term performance requirements. Our teams excel in challenging geographies, aggressive schedules, and high-visibility corridors where safety, coordination, and disciplined execution are critical. With deep experience in structural concrete, steel foundations, roadway reconstruction, drainage systems, and large-scale earthwork, we bring the capabilities needed to deliver reliable, high-quality transportation infrastructure.
We combine advanced surveying tools, traffic management strategies, and transparent project controls to ensure efficient construction and minimal disruption to the public. Whether constructing new bridges, widening existing roadways, or delivering full corridor improvements, Thalle prioritizes safety, durability, and long-term value at every stage. Our commitment to quality craftsmanship and dependable delivery helps agencies and communities strengthen their transportation networks, improve mobility, and support economic growth for decades to come.
GALLERY OF PROJECTS
CASE STUDY
RELOCATION OF NC-119 HIGHWAY CORRIDOR
Thalle Construction served as the prime contractor for the major relocation of NC-119, a multi-year roadway and bridge initiative designed to improve mobility, safety, and long-term transportation capacity in Alamance County. Spanning from I-40/85 to SR-1921, the project required the full reconstruction and realignment of the NC-119 corridor to better serve the growing Mebane region and to reduce congestion at one of the Piedmont’s busiest interstate interchanges. Work began in 2017 and continued through 2023, delivering one of the area’s most significant transportation upgrades in decades.
Thalle’s scope included large-scale grading, excavation, and complex drainage installation, followed by a full suite of pavement systems that incorporated asphalt concrete, cement concrete pavement, concrete shoulders, a sand-asphalt surface course, permeable asphalt drainage layers, and open-graded asphalt friction courses. Each pavement component was selected to optimize durability, stormwater performance, and ride quality across varying traffic loads and environmental conditions. The project also included extensive signal installation, reforestation, and roadway safety improvements along the new alignment.
Bridge and structural work played a key role in the relocation effort. Thalle constructed reinforced concrete deck slab structures supported by deep drilled piers, ensuring long-term stability and resilience for all crossings within the corridor. The team’s integration of bridge construction, roadway realignment, drainage networks, and reforestation required tight coordination with state agencies, local stakeholders, and utility partners throughout the multi-year construction timeline.
