by Burke Construction Group | Mar 16, 2019
A 4,606 square foot tenant improvements for FDM4, which included a highly customized interior as well as a wet bar, custom toilet and custom sink in the owner’s office. Customized interior finishes included beautiful marble flooring, full glass walls and doors as well as custom cabinetry and sinks. Additional scope features consisted of electrical and plumbing work as well as hard lids soffits throughout space.
by Burke Construction Group | Mar 16, 2019
In 2012 we completed a 13,132 square foot tenant improvement which consisted of interior design, framing, electrical, mechanical and plumbing finishes as well as extensive security upgrades. In 2016 we completed an 8,058 square foot expansion for William Hill Gaming. The expansion included demolition to part of the existing suite as well as the suite receiving all new flooring, HVAC, interior walls, ceiling, electrical, doors and paint.
by Burke Construction Group | Feb 20, 2019
5 store renovations for the Walmart Corporation, this included Walmart stores as well as supercenters. Additionally, Burke has assisted in the new construction of 3 Walmart Supercenters. Some features these projects included were electrical, plumbing & HVAC upgrades, fire protection, modern refrigeration systems, interior finishes, acoustical ceilings, exterior painting and more.
by Burke Construction Group | Feb 12, 2019
This 28,500 square foot project consisted of converting a warehouse space into an FDA and Nevada Health Department certified food processing facility that produces Aloha Shoyu’s world famous teriyaki and soy sauces. Improvements consisted of the installation of a gas boiler, trench drains, high-pressure distribution lines, electrical and gas distribution systems. A 10,000 square foot “clean room,” unistrut ceiling structure and full epoxy flooring were also installed.
by Burke Construction Group | Jan 30, 2019
This project was a complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing modernization of a fully functioning elementary school. In order to allow the school to remain in session the project was completed in phases and additional attention was paid to safety given that children were present during construction. Additionally, a new central plant was added, new roof top HVAC units were installed and the roof was structurally rebuilt.
