Category Archives: Featured
Foundations have started to appear in Westlake
Gibson Commercial Construction is excited to announce that foundation work has commenced for a new climate controlled storage facility in Westlake, Ohio. Once completed, this 87,000 SF facility will offer climate controlled options for self storage, RVs and boats. Claim your spot to follow progress as this project goes vertical in the coming months.
Brand Alterations Underway at Tom Wood Nissan
Additional Exterior Storage Coming Soon in Cleveland
Approximately 8,800 square feet of exterior self storage is coming soon to Extra Space Storage on Chester Ave in Cleveland, OH. In addition to the new exterior units, site fencing, automatic gates, site lighting and security cameras will be installed at this site. These exterior units will complement the interior storage conversion Gibson Commercial Construction completed at this location in 2020.
Climate Controlled Options Available at Elyria Storage
Gibson Commercial Construction managed the construction of a 7,000 SF climate controlled storage building at Elyria Storage in Elyria, OH. This new building adds climate controlled units to the offerings Elyria Storage provides. New asphalt and storm sewer work were additional scope items to enhance the facility.
Lorain Mini Storage
The project consisted of an approximate 10,000 SF renovation of an existing industrial building and prefabricated outdoor storage.
The Interior Scope of Work included selective demolition and buildout of a portion of the existing industrial building to complete phase 1 of a multi-phase project to convert the interior into climate-controlled storage. New lighting, paint and mechanical systems throughout this phase, accent the new hallways and doors.
The Exterior Scope of Work included site prep for new prefabricated storage units. Site preparation included new asphalt, fencing, landscape and sliding gates. The existing building received a new roof system, exterior paint and awnings.
Associated Builders and Contractors – Prep Academy
The project consisted of an approximate 7,920 SF interior renovation of an existing office building into a construction prep academy for Associated Builders and Contractors Indiana Kentucky. The building’s labs and offices were converted into classrooms. Fresh paint, flooring and lighting were included as part of the scope of work. The former warehouse received a refresh including LED lighting and air conditioning to create a comfortable building lab for the future builders.
Tom Wood Powersports
The project consisted of an approximate 39,000 SF renovation and 2,900 SF addition to (2) former office buildings. The project transformed the multi-office suite building into a new Powersports center with showrooms, service center and parts departments.
The Exterior Scope of Work performed by Gibson Commercial Construction includes a new center structure to connect the buildings, parking area improvements, and landscaping.
The Interior Scope of Work included a complete demolition of the interior finishes down to the studs. New finishes were applied to accommodate the new use of the facility including epoxy flooring, metal liner panel, solid core wood doors, drywall and acoustical ceilings. New plumbing, electrical, fire suppression and mechanical systems were installed as part of this project.
New BMV Connect coming to Lafayette
Work has commenced on a new BMV Connect branch in Lafayette, IN. The new BMV branch, located within the Market Square Shopping Center, will feature BMV Connect kiosks allowing for 24 hour access to BMV services. The buildout includes offices, classrooms, testing stations and transaction desks. Stay registered as this project drives along.
Lorain Mini Storage is Open For Business
A new self-storage option is available in Lorain, OH. Gibson Commercial Construction has completed the first phase of the conversion of an existing building into climate controlled self-storage. In addition, this project entailed placing non-climate controlled drive up storage units in the adjacent parking lots.
