See Samples of Education Sector Projects
PROJECT:
GREGORI HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURAL BARN
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This was a fun project for our team as we are supporters of local agriculture and animal lovers, so it was great bringing this all together.
We teamed up with JL Bray Construction to complete this project at Modesto’s newest and largest high school.
Please explore this project's pictures below. If you have any questions, please contact us here.
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PROJECT:
HICKMAN CHARTER SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING & CLASSROOMS
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This was a very interesting project but our crew was up for the challenge! We had put in infrastructure for some existing portable classroom buildings and work to move them to new locations on campus so we could have room for the new building and parking lot. There were some weekend and holiday cut-overs throughout this job but all were completed successfully and without interruption to the school and classroom operations. This project also included a new administration building, classrooms, new parking lot and improved bus loading and parking areas all completed on schedule and withing budget.
Please explore this project's pictures below. If you have any questions, please contact us here.
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PROJECT:
GUSTINE HIGH SCHOOL LOCKER ROOM MODERNIZATION
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This is another modernization project with CT Brayton at Gustine High School.
This project included all new LED lighting and the latest in Title 24 controls to optimize energy savings and still provide plenty of amazing lumination.
Please explore this project's pictures below. If you have any questions, please contact us here.
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PROJECT:
MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE
ABOUT THE PROJECT
This project was for the Yosemite Community College District at the Modesto Jr College West Campus parking areas.
We worked with Central Valley Asphalt to reroute traffic patterns and update the area with new LED lighting.
Please explore this project's pictures below. If you have any questions, please contact us here.
