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Posted: June 22, 2010
Picone Construction to build new 13,000 s/f health and wellness facility
Picone Construction has been awarded the single prime contract as general contractor for the construction of a new primary care/wellness facility for the Horizon Health Management Group.
The 13,000 s/f facility will consist of a gymnasium, fitness area, men's and women's locker rooms and restrooms, examination rooms, offices, waiting area and a conference room. Site work will include an ample parking area, lush landscaping and a pond. The exterior finishes will consist of stone veneer combined with fiber cement siding and a standing seam metal roof. Work has commenced and is scheduled to be completed in approximately 10 months.
Picone Construction Corp. has been providing professional construction services to the Western New York area since 1931. The firm specializes in general construction, construction management and design/build services.
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