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Posted: August 2, 2016
Picone Construction completes $2 million renovation project for Emerling Ford
Emerling Ford, 150 South Cascade Drive - Springville, NYSpringville, NY Picone Construction Corp. has completed renovations and an addition to Emerling Ford located at 150 South Cascade Dr. The $2 million facelift and expansion added more than 4,000 s/f to the building’s footprint.
This expansion includes a new vehicle receiving/pickup area in the showroom; larger service department with new customer waiting area; expanded retail parts department; and a new client lounge area with fireplace.
The scope of work included select demolition; concrete flatwork; masonry; millwork; insulation; metal composite panels and metal siding (ribbed metal siding panel); roofing; firestopping; caulking; doors and hardware; aluminum storefront/curtain wall systems and glazing; carpentry and acoustics; ceramic tile; carpet and vinyl composition tile; painting; plumbing; HVAC; electrical; toilet accessories; fire extinguishers; cabinets; window treatments; and mirrors.
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