Items Tagged with 'Western Specialty Contractors'

Western Specialty Contractors’ Minneapolis Branch completed masonry repairs and recreated the iconic north-wall mural on Duluth’s DeWitt-Seitz Marketplace Building, preserving a Canal Park landmark originally built in 1909.

Western Specialty Contractors - Chicago Facades Branch recently completed Phases 1-5 of a multi-phased, interior AVB and exterior facade repairs to a building at a medical center campus in the north suburbs of Chicago.

The company’s Denver branch safely removed two deteriorated 4,000-pound concrete roof panels from Empire Park’s Building C using a 110-ton crane, reinforced remaining panels, and is considering lighter, more durable replacements.

Often referred to as one of the most picturesque and fan-friendly college baseball stadiums in the nation, Western Specialty Contractors – Orlando Branch recently completed improvements to Stetson University’s Melching Field stadium in DeLand, Florida.

The Western Specialty Contractors – Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Branch was part of a team recently honored with a Sealant, Waterproofing & Restoration Institute Trinity Project Award in the Sealant Category for repairs made to the Broward Financial Centre façade during the height of the pandemic.

Western Specialty Contractors – St. Louis Masonry Branch has restored the façade of Southwestern Illinois College’s three-story main complex in Belleville, Illinois.

Western Specialty Contractors is proud to announce that it has received a Trimble Viewpoint Construction Award for best use of Trimble’s Construction One Technology – an award recognizing contractors who have leveraged technology solutions to create more data-driven, connected construction businesses.

Western Specialty Contractors announced the appointment of Debbie Kalck as Manager of its Chicago Facades Branch.

In her new position, Kalck is responsible for managing sales, daily operations and field personnel, plus developing new projects within her branch’s territory.

Galvanic corrosion is seen in almost every structure, including commercial facades. How can you avoid it?

The decision to move forward with repairs after an unforeseen natural disaster may not come quickly, but when it does, facility managers and owners should work with a specialty contractor experienced in disaster recovery to get the job done correctly and efficiently.