by Amy Self | Sep 30, 2021
Ancon Construction utilized the Design-Build delivery method to construct three (3) new additions to an existing production building for Heartland RV. The 34,000 square feet of production floor allowed Heartland RV to increase its daily RV output. The existing building could not be shut down, and Ancon constructed the three (3) building additions without losing one hour of production for our client. We were able to keep production flow moving forward during construction by closely coordinating our schedule with the facility manager and completing milestone phases, like power transfer, over the weekend to avoid production shutdown.
by Amy Self | Sep 30, 2021
Ancon built a new 4,464 square foot dental office equipped with the latest technology to provide surgical and non-surgical endodontic services. The total dental office area is 2,900 square feet, with 1,000 square feet of professional office space.
“We chose Ancon for its reputation. We talked to a couple of other builders, but with the recommendations we received and the comfort level we had immediately, we felt Ancon was the best choice.”
by Amy Self | Sep 30, 2021
Crossroads Pediatric Dentistry is 3,090 square feet with a large lobby, children’s area, and receptionist/administration space in the front. There are six operatories located towards the back of the building overlooking the beautiful landscape features. The dental facility also contains staff offices, breakroom, conference room, lab, sterilization, x-ray, and charting nooks.
“Ancon went lickety-split, and we were done. They said the middle of May, and we were right there, on the nose. Ancon worked well within my expectations. There were no surprises.”
by Amy Self | Sep 8, 2021
The project, designed and built by Ancon Construction, aimed to refresh and rebrand the exterior façade of a strip office and retail building – ultimately attracting additional building tenants. The building is situated perpendicular to the Grape Road corridor; therefore, the project aims to make the building more noticeable and have a stronger presence. The outdated colonial architecture scheme was removed from the building, and new windows, storefront doors, architectural canopies, and backlit channel letter signage were incorporated. The most dramatic change was the brick staining from a dated red brick to a modern light taupe color.
by Amy Self | Sep 8, 2021
Ancon Construction was tasked with the renovation of a 48,000 square-foot, two-story facility, which was previously a charter school. As the Architect of Record and General Contractor, Ancon was responsible for updating the existing programmatic spaces such as classrooms, offices, and a café. The renovation involved adding additional offices, flexible classrooms, and a fresh interior design palette, as well as installing interior windows to increase transparency and bring in natural light.
The end result was a transformed community center that provides educational, cultural, and advocacy services in a versatile and functional space. The updated interior design and added spaces enhance the building’s functionality and create a warm and inviting atmosphere for users. The involvement of La Casa de Amistad volunteers was significant, as they participated in both the demolition process and the final finishes phase.
“Working with Ancon Construction was a great experience. As an organization that serves the Latino community, they took the time to understand the needs for our building and our culture. Our architectural firm out of Detroit is very diverse, and the Ancon team partnered with them perfectly. They were involved early in the design phase, helped navigate a challenging renovation, and provided great value engineering options. Once construction began, they took the time to create a schedule that worked around our volunteers who painted areas while Ancon was finishing out others. Knowing that they have diversity within their organization and that everyone at Ancon is an Owner of the company was a strong consideration when selecting Ancon Construction for the El Sueno project. I would highly recommend them.”
