MIH Home Services wins $2 million Fort Belvoir renovation contract

MIH Home Services has secured a $2 million contract for phased exterior improvements at Fort Belvoir in Virginia, with work already underway. The project adds to the Columbia, Maryland company’s institutional portfolio and covers roofing, gutters, painting, stoops, sidewalks, driveways and road surfaces.

Why it matters: - The Fort Belvoir award expands MIH Home Services’ work beyond residential jobs and into a major military installation. - The project affects homes and neighborhood infrastructure used daily by military families, making scheduling, access and property protection central to the work. - The contract adds to MIH’s institutional and community improvement portfolio while the company continues serving homeowners in parts of Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

What happened: - MIH Home Services LLC won a $2 million contract to complete phased renovation and exterior improvement work at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. - Work is already underway and will continue in coordinated phases until the approved scope is finished. - The company is based in Columbia, Maryland.

The details: - The project includes new roofs and gutters, exterior painting of designated housing, replacement of front porch stoops and sidewalks, and improvements to asphalt driveways and designated road surfaces. - MIH personnel assigned to the project must complete background screening and access authorization required for work at the installation. - MIH will coordinate roofing, painting, concrete and asphalt crews based on the authorized schedule, site requirements and approved specifications. - The company said its project-management plan emphasizes sequencing, property protection, quality control and communication with authorized project representatives. - Specific residence locations, schedules, access procedures and other installation-sensitive details will not be publicly disclosed. - MIH is a GAF Certified roofing contractor, and the company says that credential applies to the roof and gutter portion of the work. - Andrew A. “Drew” Altman Sr., founder and owner of MIH Home Services, said the company is committed to completing the work with professionalism, respect and close attention to the people who live in the communities. - Altman has more than 40 years of experience in the home services industry. - Before founding MIH Home Services, Altman led a regional home services company that earned more than 700 five-star Google reviews under his leadership. - MIH stands for “Make It Happen,” a company philosophy centered on taking responsibility, solving problems and completing commitments. - Residential services offered by MIH include roof replacement, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, lower-level finishing, multigenerational living spaces, concrete and asphalt improvements, windows, siding, gutters, painting and handyman services. - MIH provides personal guidance, clear communication, practical recommendations and dependable follow-through from the first conversation through project completion. - Media contact information listed in the announcement includes Andrew A. “Drew” Altman, founder and owner, at 844-619-3277, info@mihhomeservice.com and mihhomeservice.com. - The announcement says use of the Fort Belvoir and U.S. Army names is for factual identification only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Army, Fort Belvoir or any federal agency.

Between the lines: - The contract signals that MIH is competing for larger, more complex work that requires phased execution and strict site controls. - Altman’s emphasis on accountability and communication suggests the company is positioning its residential-service model for institutional projects with higher operational sensitivity. - The nondisclosure of specific locations and schedules reflects the security and privacy requirements of work inside an active military community.

What’s next: - MIH will move through the approved phases until the full scope is completed. - The company will keep coordinating crews and site access with authorized project representatives as the work advances. - MIH is likely to use the Fort Belvoir project as part of its broader growth in institutional and community improvement work.

The bottom line: - The Fort Belvoir contract gives MIH Home Services a $2 million foothold in a high-trust military environment, with execution discipline now as important as the construction itself.