Hampton Roads Construction News Network (HRCNN) is a regional media platform established to elevate the quality, transparency, and accessibility of construction-related reporting across Coastal Virginia. Created and led by Earthly Infrastructure® Founder and CEO Eric S. Cavallo, HRCNN delivers weekly insights on zoning, environmental compliance, and infrastructure policy—written from the builder’s perspective, with clarity for both the public and the professional.
Editorial Statement
Hampton Roads Construction News Network (HRCNN) is an editorial initiative of Earthly Infrastructure® Building and Infrastructure Development Inc., created to advance public awareness and technical understanding of construction policy, land use decisions, and infrastructure challenges facing Virginia’s coastal region.
Founded by Eric S. Cavallo—Licensed Commercial Building Contractor, Board of Zoning Appeals Member, and regulatory advisor—HRCNN is independently produced and guided by a clear editorial vision: to close the information gap between construction practice, environmental enforcement, and policy interpretation.
Our reporting is developed in consultation with industry professionals, municipal stakeholders, and subject matter experts to ensure accuracy, credibility, and code literacy. Topics are selected based on public relevance and sector impact, including zoning board appeals, MS4 compliance, stormwater BMP performance, erosion and sediment control strategies, and updates to the Virginia USBC and related ICC codes.
HRCNN is not an advocacy outlet. It is not influenced by political interests or commercial sponsorships. Our content is independently developed and editorially controlled under the sole direction of Earthly Infrastructure®. The network accepts no paid advertisements and maintains a strict separation between news reporting and business development activity.
We are free, funded, and focused—committed to publishing reliable, builder-informed content that supports transparent decision-making, resilient infrastructure, and responsible development across Coastal Virginia.
Mission Statement
HRCNN exists to elevate the public’s understanding of the policies, inspections, and planning decisions that shape Virginia’s built environment. We aim to support informed dialogue across sectors—bridging construction, regulation, and community.
Editorial Contact
HRCNN is committed to open communication with our readers, partners, and the broader construction and regulatory community. If you have questions about a published article, wish to contribute insight, or would like to discuss a topic relevant to Coastal Virginia’s built environment, we welcome your outreach.
All editorial inquiries may be directed through our official contact page:
