These projects included new dealerships, storage lots, and service centers using PEMB systems or steel framing. Renovations brought updates to service, showrooms, and storage. Exterior work included facade upgrades, entrance enhancements, signage, and parking lot improvements.

These ground-up structures feature a masonry shell with steel joists, PVC roof, and aluminum storefronts. Interiors use metal framing, drywall, VCT in sales areas, sealed concrete elsewhere, plus plumbing, RTUs, and electrical. Site work included grading, utilities, and paving.

This ground-up public works complex was built for maintenance, police storage, and sanitation operations. The PEMB facilities support vehicle service, wash bays, storage, and parking, with supporting offices. Work included site infrastructure and fuel station coordination.

Construction of these ground-up buildings incorporated either pre-engineered metal building systems or conventional structural steel framing. The structures house auto service/repair bays, merchandising, storage, and customer waiting/sales areas. The majority of the scope also included site work, sidewalks, parking lots, and retaining walls.

The new PEMB equipment rental facility has a standing seam roof, four overhead doors, and aluminum storefront. It houses a wash bay, repair shop with epoxy flooring, and offices. Site work featured an infiltration basin, fuel tank, charging stations, heavy-duty paving, parking, and utilities.

Rycon was selected to perform renovations at multiple NTB locations as well as numerous ground-up stores.

This new store was built with concrete caissons, slab, aluminum storefront, EIFS, brick veneer, masonry walls, insulated panels, prefab wood trusses, TPO roof, and clay tiles. The scope included a walk-in cooler, MEP systems, and site work. Fuel work was coordinated with the Owner.

These pre-engineered steel and glass tunnel car washes feature 16 vacuum stations, water reclamation systems, and oil/grit separators. Scope included demo, site prep, foundations, coordination of structure erection, storefronts, MEPs, interiors, and DOT-required improvements.

This 4,500 sf addition to the school’s carpentry and auto tech labs for a paint booth, mix lab, and air compressor space. The new building features structural steel, masonry, and metal panels. Work included a 6,000 sf renovation of the auto collision lab and classrooms with MEP upgrades.