We’re hard at work on Grubbs Volvo in Grapevine … We’re erecting steel at the main building and plumbing rough-in is ongoing Electrical undergound is continuing throughout the site Rebar has been set in preparation to pour the Mezzanine slab Sidewalks have been completed along Texan Trail Grading is ongoing for the remaining paving Thank […]
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Things are taking shape at The Learning Experience in Farmers Branch. Currently, we’re installing electrical wiring, drywall is in progress, storefront windows and doors are being added along with metal frames. Our thanks to the Fort team and our trade partners for their hard work!
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Project Update: Fort Worth Audi Terrific progress on the Fort Worth Audi job site! Ductwork is being installed throughout the building. Sobotec paneling is going up around the perimeter of the sales and showroom area. In building overhead continues and site lighting is ongoing as well. This has been a challenging time and we are
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Fort Construction is the general contractor for Creel Industrial Park, a new project in Fort Worth. The site consists of four pre-engineered metal buildings. The project owner will use one building for their company, Superior Synthetic Grass & Turf, and the other three buildings will be for lease. As you can see, it’s early days.
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Get ready TCU! A new location for Dave’s Hot Chicken is opening near campus. Fort Construction is the general contractor, and we’re remodeling an existing building at Cockrell Ave and Berry Street. A majority of the demo is complete. Underground plumbing rough-in is done and inspected. We installed a new metal roof, and interior sheetrock
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We’ll be closed tomorrow (12/31) as we get ready to ring in the new year. Fort Construction wishes you a very Happy New Year! 🎉 Let’s go!
With Christmas just days away, we would like to wish everyone a wonderful holiday. We offer our sincere thanks to our trade partners, clients, architects, and developers. We hope you enjoy this time with friends and family. From all of us at Fort Construction, Merry Christmas! *Our office will be closed Thursday (12/23) and Friday
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Since the beginning of the month, Fort Construction and our trade partners have completed two paving pours at Grubbs Volvo in Grapevine. We began erecting CMU at the car wash and continued underground electrical and plumbing. The building pad is prepped to be poured, and we’ll continue paving the rest of the site throughout the
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We’re nearing completion on OTR Fleet Services in Dallas. Concrete has been poured on the north and west parking lots. A final coat has been added to the stucco finish. We’re installing metal panels inside the shop along with exterior trim. Electrical power for the building is being installed along with the duct work. Thank
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Fort Construction would like to congratulate GFF Architects. They recently received a Merit Award from the American Institute of Architects Fort Worth for their remodel of the Burgher Haggard building in Fort Worth. GFF designed an open and modern office space while maintaining the structure of the mid-century building. As the general contractor, it was
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Dave’s Hot Chicken is very close to being completed. Exterior signs are installed, interior paint and graphics are completed, concrete floor is sealed, and the kitchen is almost done. Final inspections are early next week, and the grand opening is slated for October 29th!
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Building 1 North and 1 East are very close to finishing. We are working on punch list items, finishing MEP trim, and flooring. At Building 1 West, we are working on the clubhouse area, historic restoration (doors, handrails, and trim), and two final coats of paint. Buildings 2 and 3 were turned over one month
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