TOP 30 Restore donations in Portsmouth, Virginia

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Hydro Proof Homes is a general contractor, roofing contractor, and store located at 3733 Hardwick Terrace in Chesapeake, Virginia. As a USMC Veteran owned and SDVOSB certified small business, we are a Virginia State Licensed Class "A" Commercial and Residential Building Contractor with over 27 years of construction experience. Specializing in custom building, roofing, vinyl siding, and exterior trim installation, we handle new construction, remodeling, renovations, repairs, and restorations for both commercial and residential projects. Our team has extensive knowledge in large scale facility repair and maintenance, offering turn key commercial build outs and facility maintenance services. Unlike other roofing companies, our estimates come from years of personal experience as installers and roofing mechanics. We serve a wide range of cities in Virginia, including Portsmouth, Hampton, Newport News, Williamsburg, Norfolk, Suffolk, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Isle of White, Southhampton, and the Eastern Shore, as well as the Richmond area. We also serve eastern and Coastal North Carolina, including OBX.

Paradise Creek Nature Park is an oasis of nature located at 1141 Victory Boulevard in Portsmouth, Virginia. This park is a tourist attraction that offers visitors the opportunity to stroll along forested trails and restored wetlands, all while being in the heart of a working industrial harbor. Thanks to donors, this 40-acre park is a living demonstration of what it means to restore healthy shores on the Elizabeth River. The park, created by the Elizabeth River Project, offers educational programs and volunteer opportunities for all ages. It is a popular destination for those looking to connect with nature and learn about the importance of environmental conservation. The park is also home to the Youth Conservation Internships program, providing a unique learning experience for young individuals.

Paradise Creek Nature Park, located at Giant Cement Drive in Portsmouth, Virginia, is an oasis of nature in an urban setting. This 40-acre park is a result of an on-going revitalization and education project by the Elizabeth River Project, made possible by donors like you. As you stroll along the forested trails and restored wetlands, you will be amazed by the beauty of this park, which serves as a living demonstration of restoring healthy shores on the Elizabeth River. Thanks to members like you, Paradise Creek Nature Park offers popular education and volunteer programs, inspiring the City of Portsmouth to maintain it as the city's 3rd largest public park. This park has gained a reputation for being one of the most dynamic spaces in Hampton Roads, despite being located in an area of heavy industry and historic pollution.