Commercial Electrical Housing Remodeling 
HardHatChat
APRIL 24, 2023
As a National General Contractor working across multiple verticals in the commercial construction space, we understand the challenges (COVID and Supply Chain) facing our retail, restaurant, hospitality, and senior housing clients. Adaptive Reuse Construction: Reimagining Space Adaptive Reuse in commercial construction is nothing new.
HardHatChat
FEBRUARY 13, 2023
With Baby Boomers aging, it is no surprise that Senior Housing construction and renovation are… well…BOOMING. In recent years, we’ve been working with Senior Housing developers and operators to update existing facilities, add new amenities, and retool common areas to be more competitive with new-construction senior housing options.
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HardHatChat
FEBRUARY 27, 2018
As noted in January’s Hard Hat Chat post about commercial real estate trends shaping Englewood’s work in the year ahead, we expect 2018 will maintain the same strong momentum we’ve recently experienced working with owners and operators to update existing senior communities.
Construction Business Owner
MARCH 31, 2023
If you had asked me four years ago, I would say we were doing mostly partial-house installations,” says Bob Camper, owner of AllInstall LLC, a Virginia-based installer of Generac standby generators. Alternatively, if the furnace runs on propane, it uses minimal electrical power, he explains. “Not
Pro Builder
MAY 2, 2023
In Phase 2, the finalists will evaluate the market and commercial viability of their solutions and demonstrate their innovations in testbeds, realistic settings, or existing buildings. They will integrate smart circuit splitters to avoid the need for costly electrical panel upgrades. Aris Hydronics Aris Hydronics, Inc.
Pro Builder
APRIL 1, 2021
From community solar installations to a push in some municipalities for all-electric building codes, interest in solar keeps growing. The power comes from 688,360 solar panels across 870 acres just north of town that provide electricity to the entire community. Photo: courtesy Denver Housing Authority/Mike Laughlin Photographer.
Pro Builder
JULY 1, 2022
Code-change proposals were submitted in the fall of 2021, with more than 200 proposed changes to the residential energy code and more than 250 proposed changes to the commercial energy code. Requiring electric vehicle charging capability or readiness. Imposing a penalty on houses larger than 5,000 square feet.
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