Phoenix Contractors News

“We have now used Phoenix Construction on two occasions to add-on to our business.  I have appreciated the attention to detail during the planning and building process, especially as it pertained to change orders and billing.  No surprises.

If I we’re to build another building I wouldn’t hesitate to contact Kirk Moll at Phoenix Construction.  Kirk helped make the building experience about as close to painless as one can get!

Dr. David A. Berry,

President

Berry & Associates, Inc.”

Contract now awarded to Phoenix. Field work to start in late March 2010.

Located on Forest Avenue, one block South of South University, the attractive building replaces the original structure that consisted of two houses joined together 40 years ago to provide child care for UM personnel.  The design evokes a “shingle style” architecture that fits well in the North Burns Park area.

A private preview for UM leaders and donors was held on November 23, and received rave reviews.  The elaborate facility is located off South State Street near the Track and Tennis Building, and is scheduled for completion by mid-December.

Another supportive housing project for Avalon was completed in October, and consisted of a total renovation of a 60’s era 20-unit apartment building in Ann Arbor.  It was a challenge to schedule and construct, as the building was partially occupied, and was found to contain asbestos, lead, radon, and mold.  The finished product is a benefit to the neighborhood and the city, as was a similar project by Phoenix for Avalon several years ago on Arbordale in Ann Arbor.

You can bank on Phoenix, which has built over 20 branches in Southeast Michigan in the last few years.  The latest, on Grand River in Novi, is the third project constructed for Fifth Third.

The Brecon Village senior complex in Saline celebrated its new Memory Support Center with a recent ribbon-cutting and dedication.  Harley Ellis designed the 35,000 square feet building, which had a construction cost of $9,000,000.

Dogs and cats rejoice.