SP Completes Heather Hill Healthcare Building

This summer, we've been faced with some challenging projects. It’s difficult when you have important jobs during rainy season, but we always make it work! Recently we've been over at Heather Hill Healthcare Center in New Port Richey repairing a damaged roof. They had two existing built-up roofing surfaces with granulate over a lightweight insulating concrete. The owner wanted a new roof surface that was durable, yet reflective and he decided to go with a 60 mil GAF fleece back TPO roof system, which was a great choice.

Some of the challenges of this project were environmental, while some were mechanical. The facility was left open during repair, which meant that we had to ensure that the roof remained water-tight at all times. The schedule of the work also had to be adjusted due to outside factors. Work had to be performed early in the day in order to beat the afternoon rain storms. Lastly, all of the mechanical equipment needed to be brought up to code to work on this facility. All this being said, it turned out great!

Project Spotlight: Coca Cola Chilled Warehouse Expansion Project

Project Title: Coca Cola Chilled Warehouse Expansion

Location: Auburndale, Florida

Size: 880 SF Roof

Materials Used: GAF 60 Mil TPO

Springer-Peterson is working in conjunction with R.C. Stevens Construction to expand the Coca-Cola Chilled Warehouse in Aunurdale, Florida to increase their production capacity. This project is part of an overall expansion plan for a $99 million expansion at the plant that will bring 60 new jobs to the area. Springer-Peterson is proud to be a service provider to Coca-Cola on this project in Auburndale and other projects in the area. 

See these two informative articles for more information about the project!

http://www.theledger.com/article/20111221/NEWS/111229903/1001/BUSINESS?Title=Coca-Cola-Expanding-Auburndale-Plant-With-99-Million-Investment

http://www.flgov.com/2011/12/21/coca-cola-invests-99-million-to-expand-auburndale-facility-adds-60-new-jobs-in-polk-county/