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PCDA Announces Woodworth Farm Construction Plans

In January of this year, it was announced that Stonewall Capital would be partnering with a national builder to construct 600 homes in Putnam County — four hundred-plus in Hurricane on the Woodworth Farm and close to two homes in Fraziers Bottom.

On Thursday, August 21, the Putnam County Development Authority revealed details of that which will take place in Hurricane. Ward Communities has been selected as the national builder and will construct Woodworth Farms, a community consisting of single-family homes, townhomes and single-level living villas. The website for Ward Communities lists quick move-in homes in Maryland and Pennsylvania with starting at lows ranging from $352,990 to $579,990. The price range for Woodworth Farms is projected to be between $300,000 and $400,000.

In collaboration with Ward Communities, the Putnam County Development Authority is hosting56 a Residential Contractor Connect Event on October 10, 2025, at the Putnam Career & Technical Center. This speed networking event aims to connect local trade contractors and construction suppliers with Ward Communities. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in a speed-networking style one-on-one discussion with Ward Communities. This initiative is designed to help local contractors participate in these projects. To register for the event, visit pcda.org.

The PCDA is encouraging subcontractors and suppliers to sign up for the event. Ward Communities desires to make contacts in the following areas:

Cabinets – Suppliers and Installers, Carpenters – Framing/Trim, Concrete – Slabs/Foundation, Construction Cleaners, Drywall, Electricians, Erosion Control, Excavating & Hauling, Floor & Roof Truss/Panels, Flooring Suppliers & Labor, Garage Door Installation & Sales, HVAC, Insulation, Interior Painters, Material/Lumber Suppliers, Masonry – Brick/Block, Landscaping & Sod, Plumbing, Roofers, Sediment Control Site Maintenance, Siding, Stair Manufacturer, and Survey Engineers.

“The team at Ward Communities is energized to begin building new homes in Putnam County! With over 40 years of experience in Maryland and Pennsylvania, we are eager to introduce our innovative and sustainable designs, built to the highest standards with top-tier materials and the expertise of the most skilled tradespeople. Our mission has always been to ensure a confident and satisfying experience for every homeowner through clear communication, expert design assistance, and a personalized approach. As we expand into West Virginia, we remain dedicated to building lasting relationships and creating exceptional homes in Putnam County,” said Earl Robinson, president of Ward Communities.

Infrastructure for Woodworth Farms is being funded by a $5 million infrastructure grant. Infrastructure construction is expected to begin this fall and is not linked to the Residential Contractor Connect Event.

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