by Carrington Construction | Jan 18, 2021
Camino Alto Commercial Construction
About This Project:
The design and structural team:
Architect: Raker Architects
Engineer: ZFA Structural Engineers
When Carrington Construction was first brought to the project, we were hired to repair a chronic roof and siding leak. The leak went on for years and was a bone of contention. After a short investigation we realized the building was in great risk of failure. The owners agreed to fix the problems and upgrade the building.
The repair was very involved and required the removal of the all structural beams, interior and exterior shoring, installation of steel HSS columns and steel fabrication.
Project Details
Client: Camino Alto Professional Building
Date: 2019
Features: Commercial repair and tenant improvement. This was an OSHPOD construction project of healthcare facilities.
Project Features
- Seismic repair
- Interior tenant improvements
- New windows
- Structural upgrade to meet today’s building code
- Siding upgrade and rain screen installation
- Upgrade of the mechanical system
- Re-framing of the walls and roof
- Numerous Architectural upgrades including the entry including the entry floating beams
- Installation of a foam roof
- Upgrade of the stair rail system to conform to today’s building code
by Carrington Construction | Dec 22, 2017
When Carrington Construction started this project the job was simply to remove and replace a large section of concrete walkway due to what appeared to be rot. After a short time it was discovered to be a massive termite infestation. Nearly every part of this structure was torn apart and rebuilt. Unfortunately the building owner neglected a termite report in 1972 and the result left the building needing a lot of structural repair. As the building was repaired there were also many upgrades to the structure.
Project Details
Client: Client Name
Date: Date of Completion
Features: Circular construction
Project Features
Seismic retrofitting throughout as well as new windows were added. Instead of stucco, new roofing and siding was introduced top to bottom giving this building a more modern look while also saving the client money.
by Carrington Construction | Dec 22, 2017
Charles Historical Renovation
This historical building renovation was a very special project. This apartment building was originally built in 1886. Once a brothel, this structure has seen Santa Rosa grow up around it. When Carrington Construction first began the project, we found the historical apartments were in shambles. The foundation had given way allowing the apartment to settle in the mud. After many years of neglect and dry rot accumulation Carrington Construction was hired to bring her back to its former glory. We elevated the structure and removed the old foundation. We then replaced the foundation and re leveled the building. There was also a full rewire, re plumb and replacement of the mechanical system. The roof had major fire damage from a past fire which we repaired and the decks surrounding the building were replaced.
Project Details
Client: Charles Street
Date: Date of Completion
Features: Historical Renovation
Project Features
Along with the improvements mentioned above there was a complete renovation to the exterior of the building. All trims, siding, and exterior work were directed by the historical society during the renovation, and with their guidance and the exterior came back to life. Work on the interior included a full gut; new drywall, paint, trim, hardwood flooring and new appliances in each apartment.
