Oak Ridge Incorporated was founded in 1990 by Mike and Bev Gorman for the development of new homes and new home communities. The family business traded under Oak Ridge Builders and Oakridge Communities.  The two companies developed lots and built homes throughout the state of Virginia, from Richmond to Winchester, with the concentration of work in the NOVA area.  You can see our work in many large planned urban developments (PUDs) such as Virginia Run, Cascades, Ashburn Farms and within smaller infill projects in Haymarket, Manassas, and Leesburg.

In 2022, the second generation took the reigns: Dan Gorman stepped in to lead the company.  Oak Ridge Commercial Construction leverages Dan’s background and training in commercial construction. We now focus on office build-out and common space refit, town center retail spaces, and overtop apartments.  Mike and Bev endorse Dan’s efforts in this arena and fully support him in his endeavors.

Daniel J Gorman

Dan grew up in Leesburg, VA and was involved in local sports, family activities and Scouts, achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. He attended East Carolina University and graduated with Honors, earning a BS in Construction Management with a Minor in Business Administration.

After graduation, Dan returned to the DC metropolitan area and spent over 10 years working with DAVIS Construction, primarily focused in the multifamily sector (both wood frame and concrete) and commercial tenant fit out and retrofits. These large projects featured high end finishes, extensive amenities (both interior and exterior) and retail spaces. Dan’s hard work and dedication translated into the successful completion of over 1.4 million square feet of space with a construction value in excess of $220 million. His Client list includes LCOR, Erickson, NOVO and Jamestown. Dan’s positive, can-do attitude was an integral part of each Project Team’s success and continues to drive him today.

Dan has served on the Planning Commission for the Town of Hamilton, VA since 2019.  He was elected Chairman of the Planning Commission in 2022.