This project consisted of interior upgrades to five sets of existing bathrooms in the Commons Building that was done in two phases. Work included new walls / framing, ceiling, wall, and flooring patch and repair, as well as electrical and plumbing work as it was needed. Every effort was made to ensure that there was minimal disruption to these areas during all demolition and construction activities. We also worked closely with the design team to ensure ADA accessibility, the main reason for the project.
This project consisted of interior upgrades to five sets of existing bathrooms in the Commons Building that was done in two phases. Work included new walls / framing, ceiling, wall, and flooring patch and repair, as well as electrical and plumbing work as it was needed. Every effort was made to ensure that there was minimal disruption to these areas during all demolition and construction activities. We also worked closely with the design team to ensure ADA accessibility, the main reason for the project.
This project consisted of interior upgrades to five sets of existing bathrooms in the Commons Building that was done in two phases. Work included new walls / framing, ceiling, wall, and flooring patch and repair, as well as electrical and plumbing work as it was needed. Every effort was made to ensure that there was minimal disruption to these areas during all demolition and construction activities. We also worked closely with the design team to ensure ADA accessibility, the main reason for the project.
This project consisted of interior upgrades to five sets of existing bathrooms in the Commons Building that was done in two phases. Work included new walls / framing, ceiling, wall, and flooring patch and repair, as well as electrical and plumbing work as it was needed. Every effort was made to ensure that there was minimal disruption to these areas during all demolition and construction activities. We also worked closely with the design team to ensure ADA accessibility, the main reason for the project.
This project consisted of interior upgrades to five sets of existing bathrooms in the Commons Building that was done in two phases. Work included new walls / framing, ceiling, wall, and flooring patch and repair, as well as electrical and plumbing work as it was needed. Every effort was made to ensure that there was minimal disruption to these areas during all demolition and construction activities. We also worked closely with the design team to ensure ADA accessibility, the main reason for the project.
This project consisted of interior upgrades to five sets of existing bathrooms in the Commons Building that was done in two phases. Work included new walls / framing, ceiling, wall, and flooring patch and repair, as well as electrical and plumbing work as it was needed. Every effort was made to ensure that there was minimal disruption to these areas during all demolition and construction activities. We also worked closely with the design team to ensure ADA accessibility, the main reason for the project.
The VA Loch Raven Community Living Center project was comprised of 25,000 square feet of interior renovations and a three-story wing addition, which included an elevator. The project included spaces to provide rehabilitation services including: physical therapy, occupational therapy, kinesiotherapy, and recreation therapy. Navigating this work in an occupied space required diligence and open communication with the management team. The additional space has allowed the Center to provide additional rehabilitation services to their residents while allowing them to accommodate more residents than before.
The VA Loch Raven Community Living Center project was comprised of 25,000 square feet of interior renovations and a three-story wing addition, which included an elevator. The project included spaces to provide rehabilitation services including: physical therapy, occupational therapy, kinesiotherapy, and recreation therapy. Navigating this work in an occupied space required diligence and open communication with the management team. The additional space has allowed the Center to provide additional rehabilitation services to their residents while allowing them to accommodate more residents than before.
The VA Loch Raven Community Living Center project was comprised of 25,000 square feet of interior renovations and a three-story wing addition, which included an elevator. The project included spaces to provide rehabilitation services including: physical therapy, occupational therapy, kinesiotherapy, and recreation therapy. Navigating this work in an occupied space required diligence and open communication with the management team. The additional space has allowed the Center to provide additional rehabilitation services to their residents while allowing them to accommodate more residents than before.
The VA Loch Raven Community Living Center project was comprised of 25,000 square feet of interior renovations and a three-story wing addition, which included an elevator. The project included spaces to provide rehabilitation services including: physical therapy, occupational therapy, kinesiotherapy, and recreation therapy. Navigating this work in an occupied space required diligence and open communication with the management team. The additional space has allowed the Center to provide additional rehabilitation services to their residents while allowing them to accommodate more residents than before.
JBC was contracted to build an addition and renovate the Memory Care Unit of the Citizens Care and Rehabilitation Center owned by Harford County Government. The renovations included work in patient rooms, common areas and staff spaces. The invasive nature of these renovations required detailed phasing and frequent communication with management, so the necessary accommodations could be made. The relocation of residents and safety management on JBC’s part were crucial to the timely success of the project.
JBC was contracted to build an addition and renovate the Memory Care Unit of the Citizens Care and Rehabilitation Center owned by Harford County Government. The renovations included work in patient rooms, common areas and staff spaces. The invasive nature of these renovations required detailed phasing and frequent communication with management, so the necessary accommodations could be made. The relocation of residents and safety management on JBC’s part were crucial to the timely success of the project.
JBC was contracted to build an addition and renovate the Memory Care Unit of the Citizens Care and Rehabilitation Center owned by Harford County Government. The renovations included work in patient rooms, common areas and staff spaces. The invasive nature of these renovations required detailed phasing and frequent communication with management, so the necessary accommodations could be made. The relocation of residents and safety management on JBC’s part were crucial to the timely success of the project.
JBC was contracted to build an addition and renovate the Memory Care Unit of the Citizens Care and Rehabilitation Center owned by Harford County Government. The renovations included work in patient rooms, common areas and staff spaces. The invasive nature of these renovations required detailed phasing and frequent communication with management, so the necessary accommodations could be made. The relocation of residents and safety management on JBC’s part were crucial to the timely success of the project.
JBC was contracted by Achieve Health Services to renovate portions of the existing Maryland Masonic Home. The Maryland Masonic Home is an assisted living center located in Hunt Valley. The renovations included dayrooms, the front entrance, and select corridors.
JBC was contracted by Achieve Health Services to renovate portions of the existing Maryland Masonic Home. The Maryland Masonic Home is an assisted living center located in Hunt Valley. The renovations included dayrooms, the front entrance, and select corridors.
JBC was contracted by Achieve Health Services to renovate portions of the existing Maryland Masonic Home. The Maryland Masonic Home is an assisted living center located in Hunt Valley. The renovations included dayrooms, the front entrance, and select corridors.
JBC was contracted by Communicare to complete a phased renovation of 15 patient rooms and common spaces including a nurse’s station, meeting room, and staff offices in the Bridge Park Healthcare Center. Also included in the scope of work was a building addition at the main building entrance which added a sunroom and a second addition that added medical oxygen storage and general storage space.
JBC was contracted by Communicare to complete a phased renovation of 15 patient rooms and common spaces including a nurse’s station, meeting room, and staff offices in the Bridge Park Healthcare Center. Also included in the scope of work was a building addition at the main building entrance which added a sunroom and a second addition that added medical oxygen storage and general storage space.
JBC was contracted by Communicare to complete a phased renovation of 15 patient rooms and common spaces including a nurse’s station, meeting room, and staff offices in the Bridge Park Healthcare Center. Also included in the scope of work was a building addition at the main building entrance which added a sunroom and a second addition that added medical oxygen storage and general storage space.
JBC was contracted by L.I.F.E. to fit-out an existing building as a new Adult Daycare Center. The first task was to make the building ADA accessible, most notably with the addition of an elevator. A new vestibule was added, as well as, a two-story entrance. The first floor consisted of multiple patient day rooms, a kitchen, and dining room. The second floor was converted into staff offices. The center holds specialized day programs that focus on increasing the independence of its participants.
Jeffrey Brown Contracting engaged in the Presbyterian Home renovations at 90% design documents. JBC worked closely with the client and design team to provide value engineering options and constructability suggestions. Understanding the client’s financial restrictions, JBC provided considerable cost savings through proposed alternates. While onsite, JBC also redesigned the HVAC system in the private dining room to make maintenance accessibility easier moving forward.
Jeffrey Brown Contracting engaged in the Presbyterian Home renovations at 90% design documents. JBC worked closely with the client and design team to provide value engineering options and constructability suggestions. Understanding the client’s financial restrictions, JBC provided considerable cost savings through proposed alternates. While onsite, JBC also redesigned the HVAC system in the private dining room to make maintenance accessibility easier moving forward.
Jeffrey Brown Contracting engaged in the Presbyterian Home renovations at 90% design documents. JBC worked closely with the client and design team to provide value engineering options and constructability suggestions. Understanding the client’s financial restrictions, JBC provided considerable cost savings through proposed alternates. While onsite, JBC also redesigned the HVAC system in the private dining room to make maintenance accessibility easier moving forward.
Washington Homes contracted JBC to renovate their existing assisted living center. Renovates took place within the communal spaces including the day rooms, dining halls and corridors. Small community kitchens were added throughout the center as well.
Washington Homes contracted JBC to renovate their existing assisted living center. Renovates took place within the communal spaces including the day rooms, dining halls and corridors. Small community kitchens were added throughout the center as well.
Washington Homes contracted JBC to renovate their existing assisted living center. Renovates took place within the communal spaces including the day rooms, dining halls and corridors. Small community kitchens were added throughout the center as well.
Jeffrey Brown Contracting engaged in the Presbyterian Home renovations at 90% design documents. JBC worked closely with the client and design team to provide value engineering options and constructability suggestions. Understanding the client’s financial restrictions, JBC provided considerable cost savings through proposed alternates. While onsite, JBC also redesigned the HVAC system in the private dining room to make maintenance accessibility easier moving forward.
Jeffrey Brown Contracting engaged in the Presbyterian Home renovations at 90% design documents. JBC worked closely with the client and design team to provide value engineering options and constructability suggestions. Understanding the client’s financial restrictions, JBC provided considerable cost savings through proposed alternates. While onsite, JBC also redesigned the HVAC system in the private dining room to make maintenance accessibility easier moving forward.
Jeffrey Brown Contracting engaged in the Presbyterian Home renovations at 90% design documents. JBC worked closely with the client and design team to provide value engineering options and constructability suggestions. Understanding the client’s financial restrictions, JBC provided considerable cost savings through proposed alternates. While onsite, JBC also redesigned the HVAC system in the private dining room to make maintenance accessibility easier moving forward.
After Xavier experienced extensive water damage caused by a hurricane, JBC was contacted to manage the renovation and repair work. Work was required in the corridors and resident rooms, while the facility remained operational. JBC’s team communicated daily with the on-site staff to manage the relocation of residents and resident activities.
After Xavier experienced extensive water damage caused by a hurricane, JBC was contacted to manage the renovation and repair work. Work was required in the corridors and resident rooms, while the facility remained operational. JBC’s team communicated daily with the on-site staff to manage the relocation of residents and resident activities.
