Children’s Healing Center

Story

The Children’s Healing Center expansion featured high-performance vinyl and cushioned rubber flooring, chosen for durability, safety, and infection control. Our team delivered precision installation across therapy, play, and communal areas, meeting healthcare standards while enhancing comfort and cleanliness—contributing to a safe, welcoming space for immunocompromised children and their families.

Facts

Submitter: Phoenix Interiors, LLC

Size: 15,000 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: September 2024

Final contract value: $120,800

Project manager’s name: Jim Davis

Superintendent’s name(s): Jarod Sironen

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 30%

LMCU Ballpark — Phase I

Story

The LMCU Ballpark modernization blends tradition with innovation, delivering upgraded finishes, tech-enhanced amenities, and durable flooring throughout concourses and player areas. Phased for efficiency around baseball seasons, this multi-year transformation ensures an elevated fan experience while meeting the latest MiLB standards—preserving a community favorite for generations to come.

Facts

Submitter: Phoenix Interiors, LLC

Location: Comstock Park, MI

Date contract completed: December 2024

Final contract value: $331,000

Project manager’s name: Jim Davis

Superintendent’s name(s): Jarod Sironen

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 30%

Gun Lake Tribal Gaming Authority — Wastewater Treatment Facility

Story

This was the new construction of the Wastewater Treatment Facility for Gun Lake Casino where Hillard Electric preformed the complete electrical installation.

Facts

Submitter: Hillard Electric

Architect: Fishbeck

Location: Wayland, MI

Date contract completed: May 2025

Final contract value: $3,160,000

Project manager’s name: John Wood

Superintendent’s name(s): Colton Newton

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%

West Ottawa Public Schools — Performing Arts Center

Story

Town & Country Group coordinated all of the installations of raceways, wiring, and rough-ins for all systems that required wires. Balancing design needs and engineered needs, Town & Country professionals maintained a quality finish with functionality all the way to the end.

Facts

Submitter: Town & Country Group

Architect: GMB Architecture + Engineering

Size: 56,000 SF

Location: Holland, MI

Date contract completed: May 2024

Final contract value: $2,700,000

Project manager’s name: Jeff Jipping

Superintendent’s name(s): Jacob Woudwyk

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 95%

Ada Hotel

Story

Ada Hotel was a unique and challenging project. It was truly a team effort for Händorn. There wasn’t a single person who didn’t have a hand in getting the product completed and delivered. Every detail at Ada Hotel, from floor to ceiling, is a must-see in person!

Facts

Submitter: Händorn

Architect: Dixon Architecture

Location: Ada, MI

Date contract completed: August 2024

Final contract value: $1,511,000

Project manager’s name: Kolby Russell

Superintendent’s name(s): Tadd BeVier

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 85%

Ottawa County Family Justice Center

Story

Advantage Millwork supported this project, which had the concept noted as “one judge, one family,” by manufacturing and fabricating all the cabinetry, countertops, wood trim, and wood veneer panels.  The efforts of these craftsman will be seen for years to come in this great facility!

Facts

Submitter: Advantage Millwork

Size: 57,000 SF

Location: West Olive, MI

Date contract completed: May 2024

Final contract value: $2,567,000

Project manager’s name: Derek Roberts

Superintendent’s name(s): Tom Chambers

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 80%

MVP Athletic Club — Crahen Pickleball Facility

Story

This 16,500 SF, indoor/outdoor pickleball facility brings a state-of-the-art sports and recreation space to the local community. Featuring indoor/outdoor courts, heated sidewalks, turf areas, and acoustical fencing, the project delivered year-round recreation with minimal disruption to operations and thoughtful integration into the surrounding community.

Facts

Submitter:  Lakewood Construction

Architect: AMDG Architects, Lakewood Architecture

Size: 16,500 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: July 2024

Final contract value: $3,250,000

Project manager’s name: Chad Nienhuis

Superintendent’s name(s): Zac Smith

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 36%

Gerald R. Ford International Airport — Snow Removal Equipment Building

Story

Located within the restricted AOA of Gerald R. Ford International Airport, this project required careful coordination, especially for concrete and asphalt work. Close proximity to the runway and collaboration with the FAA and Air Traffic Control added complexity. Despite challenges, the project was completed on time and on budget.

Facts

Submitter:  FCC Construction Inc.

Architect: DLZ

Title: Gerald R. Ford International Airport — Snow Removal Equipment Building

Size: 60,000 SF

Location: Kentwood, MI

Date contract completed: October 2024

Final contract value: $7,350,000

Project manager’s name: James Zehr

Superintendent’s name(s): Nick Dent

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 30%

Calvin University — Hekman Library and Hiemenga Hall

Story

Calvin University’s Hekman Library underwent a significant flooring renovation to enhance its aesthetic appeal and functionality. Using high-quality materials like hardwood, granite, ceramic tiles, and custom logos, the project modernized the library while preserving its classic charm, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and careful planning.

Facts

Submitter: Ritsema Associates

Architect: GMB

Size: 80,750 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: September 2024

Final contract value: $650,000

Project manager’s name: Todd Rich

Superintendent’s name(s): Rick Whitener

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 75%

Ada Hotel

Story

The work completed on this project included stair and elevator shafts, brick veneer, precast, and a fancy thin brick accent in the restaurant. All of the best were on site to complete the work, from the manpower to the equipment to the suppliers and materials.

Facts

Submitter: Kortman Masonry, Inc

Architect: OTJ Architects

Location: Ada, MI

Date contract completed: April 2024

Final contract value: $617,000

Project manager’s name: Nick Kortman

Superintendent’s name(s): Aaron Reichert

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 100%