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SIGHTINGS
The Official Newsletter of Hedrick Brothers Construction
EMPLOYEE PROFILE: TAD THOMAS
Tad Thomas
The Wellington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Professional Events
On April 29, The Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors enjoyed a reception and tour of the
Palm Beach County 1916 Historic Court House and
Historical Society of Palm Beach County. Chéri Pavlik,
director of business development, is a Wellington
Chamber Board member.
____________________________________________
On April 21, Hedrick Brothers Construction sponsored
the Belle Glade Chamber Breakfast at the Lakeside
Medical Center.
____________________________________________
The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Annual
Conference was held in May, and Robin Lunsford, senior
project manager, was a speaker for the presentation
Furnishes & Finishes: Planning Historic Interiors.
____________________________________________
Community Events
The golf foursome of Don Jones, Neal Bowden, Eric
McNamee and Pat Green represented Hedrick Brothers
Construction in May at the Palm Beach State College
Foundation Golf Tournament at PGA National.
Hedrick Brothers Construction was a sponsor of the
Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County’s Barefoot
on the Beach event and participated in the Wackenhut
Corporation Golf Classic in May.
____________________________________________
Tad Thomas was raised in a farming family in Lithuania, with a
grandfather who was a craftsman. “Growing up, I spent a great deal of
time at my grandpa’s shop making furniture, windows and doors, learning
something new every day,” said Tad. He went on to study agriculture at
the local university and through an exchange program, pursued a Masters
degree in agriculture in Minnesota. “I realized carpentry was my passion,
so I moved to New York and became an apprentice carpenter.”
Restoring the 1925 landmark
for another lifetime
During his ten years with the company, Tad has worked on numerous residential and
commercial projects as a carpenter and foreman, including Palm Beach Town Hall, and
many Palm Beach residences. It was at one of the residential projects where he made his
mark. “A very large window, surrounded by beautiful stone work, was leaking and the seal
needed to be replaced,” said Tad. “We were under a time constraint, so there was no time to
take out the window. I took the measurements, went home to my workshop that evening,
built the seal and then brought it in the next day and placed it in the original window.”
According to Gene Parker, executive vice president,“this dedication and commitment
exemplifies the company’s brand promise and reinforces our employees’ passion for going
above and beyond.”
Welcome New Team Members
Barbara L. Laing, PHR, MBA, Director of Human Resources & Safety
Ms. Laing has more than 30 years of corporate administration and human
resources experience. She holds an MBA from Nova Southeastern
University, a BA in Accounting from St. Ambrose University and is a
certified professional in human resources (PHR).
Robert Nelson Photography
Michael D. Vanderpool, LEED AP, Project Manager
Mr. Vanderpool is a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor
of science in building construction. He has more than 25 years of
construction industry experience in Palm Beach County in a wide range of
project types, both in the private and public sectors, including hospitality,
healthcare, and education.
On September 14, John Banting, LEED AP, sustainable
construction manager, will be the guest speaker at the
Palm Beach Board of Realtors breakfast seminar.
For the second year, Hedrick Brothers Construction
and The Breakers are co-sponsoring the Palm Beach
Chamber of Commerce breakfast on December 9.
Keith Van Druff, LEED AP, Assistant Project Manager
Mr. Van Druff has worked in the construction industry in California
and Florida, building biomedical, hospitality and commercial projects.
If you would like to receive this newsletter electronically,
please send your e-mail address to info@hedrickbrothers.com.
Palm Beach Town Hall
A vacation in Florida prompted Tad to move to West Palm Beach, where
he opened a trim and carpentry business. “My company was hired by Hedrick Brothers
Construction as a subcontractor for a Palm Beach residence. I noticed the skill and quality
of the work being done and realized they were involved in great projects. When they offered
me the opportunity to work for them, I said “yes.” I really like my job and enjoy using my
skills and knowledge to make living spaces more comfortable and better looking,” said Tad.
Alan R. Gast, Jr., LEED AP, Project Manager
Mr. Gast is a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor of science
in building construction. He has more than 10 years of construction
industry experience in market segments including education and worship.
We Look Forward to Seeing You!
Summer 2010
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“We were very pleased to have been selected by the Town of Palm Beach for this important project. Restoring
this landmark building to greatness has furthered our more than 30-year tradition of bringing lasting quality
and value to some of the finest, award-winning building projects in Palm Beach and the surrounding area,”
said Dale Hedrick, president of Hedrick Brothers Construction.
Commercial
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Historic Restoration
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Education
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Luxury Residential
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Hospitality
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Sustainable Construction
FORESIGHT
“Everything Speaks.”
How would you define this
statement? One could say
it represents how a person
walks, talks, laughs, dresses,
looks, acts and performs
their job or how a company
provides a solid work
environment, employee
benefits, customer service,
Dale Hedrick, President
quality, commitment and
vision. At Hedrick Brothers Construction, we believe
“Everything Speaks” defines our employees, our work
and our company, so 2010 has been themed “Everything
Speaks” for our organization.
I wrote in my last column that this year was going to be
filled with opportunity, as well as challenges for our
industry. But with new beginnings, new projects and
continued education, we will continue to Bring Visions
to Reality. It has been a challenging year, but as a team
we have been committed to building not only quality
projects, but also employee growth, from a personal and
professional level.
Case in point is the Hedrick Brothers Construction
Wellness Initiative, which grew this year to include the
“Health & Fitness Challenge.” Sixteen employees
participated in this three-month program, which
combined physical activities with nutrition tips. Teams
accrued points individually through such daily activities
as eating breakfast, not eating after 8 p.m., drinking
plenty of water, having “me time” and exercising.
Weekly activities included family/friends fun, losing
pounds, and following nutrition suggestions for
healthy eating. We provided incentives for exercise,
training and nutrition programs.
ACE MENTOR PROGRAM
COVER STORY
PROJECT UPDATES
Palm Beach Town Hall Restoration and Renovation
• An oceanfront, Palm Beach residence is complete after an extensive exterior
renovation including window and French door replacement, cast stone replacement
and reroof to both the Main House and Carriage House, construction of a new
bridge connecting the Main House to the Carriage House, replacement of pool and
addition of a new fountain and site landscaping.
Hedrick Brothers Construction has completed the
renovation and restoration of the Palm Beach Town
Hall building on schedule and under budget. The
project was a complete interior renovation consisting
of a structural retrofit, new mechanical system and
interior modernization, plus an extensive historic
exterior restoration of this 1925 landmark building,
including replacement of all windows with
impact-rated wood replicating the originals.
The project consisted of three phases of work, which
allowed for the building to remain occupied during
most of the construction, with the exception of the
Town Council Chambers during the later phases of
work. The exterior restoration was done concurrently with the interior renovation
because of a funding commitment from the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.
“Hedrick Brothers Construction’s expertise in
historical materials and methods, and in installing
modern structures in landmark buildings were
important elements in selecting them to renovate
and restore our Town Hall,” said Peter B. Elwell,
town manager of Palm Beach.
Hedrick Brothers Construction’s signature historic
restoration and renovation projects include the
Palm Beach County 1916 Historic Court House,
The Harriet Himmel Theater, Jupiter Elementary
School, Dubois House, as well as several
Palm Beach residences.
Hedrick Brothers Construction Project Team: Robin Lunsford, senior project manager;
Chris Mattingly, assistant project manager; Sandy Scanlon, project coordinator; Bob
Demers, superintendent; Wally Ramcharran, foreman. Architect: Mark Marsh, Bridges
Marsh & Associates.
Congratulations to the project team for their tireless dedication to this project: Gene
Parker, executive vice president; Catherine Dzenutis, project manager; J.P. Estupinan,
project administrator; Denise Blouin, executive assistant; Keith Shumate, superintendent;
David Bryd, assistant superintendent; John Prince, foreman; Keith Richardson, Mike
O’Rourke, Mike Kilgen and the entire Hedrick Brothers Construction team.
Renovation: Slider Engineering Group
New Bridge: Bridges Marsh & Associates and Carmo Engineering Associates
• A 10,535 SF residence renovation in Palm Beach is scheduled for completion this summer.
• Construction continues on a 32,000 SF equestrian estate in Wellington with
Smiros & Smiros Architects.
• A new seawall is complete, while the extensive renovation of a 24,000 SF residence is
well underway in Palm Beach with
Bridges Marsh & Associates.
• This fall, The Max Boys & Girls
Club in Riviera Beach will open
a new 23,000 SF facility, which
includes a learning center, arts and
crafts center, science lab, teen
center, dance studio, dining area,
full gymnasium, game rooms and
office space. Ocampo & Associates
is the project architect.
The Max Boys & Girls Club in Riviera Beach
• Renovations have been completed for Palm Beach County’s Property Appraisers/Tax
Collector offices. While the building was occupied and fully operational, the team
worked around the clock to meet the client’s needs and schedule. The project team
deserves recognition for their commitment: Ben Clemens, vice president operations; Rick
Ricalton, project manager; John Banting, assistant project manager; Grissell Santana,
project coordinator; and Keith Richardson and Steve Hynds, superintendents.
• A state-of-the-art training facility for Palm Beach County has been completed.
The 32,600 SF multi-purpose gymnatorium includes training simulators and
outdoor physical training site. The project team of Ben Clemens, vice president
operations; Don Jones, senior project manager, Tanya Stiles; project coordinator; Woody
McCurdy, superintendent and Saltz Michelson Architects are to be congratulated.
I am pleased to report that this experience has made our
team members healthier and supportive of each other’s
goals during this program. Everyone is looking forward
to the next Health & Fitness Challenge!
We are all aware of the benefits of exercise and diet for
health reasons. This challenge has encouraged lifestyle
changes for many of our team members. From a business
perspective, our company’s leadership team supported
the costs of this program as an
employee benefit. The positive
experience for our employees
has far outweighed our expense.
Dale Hedrick, President
The students toured the Northboro Elementary School
construction project — a LEED registered modernization
— and participated in hands-on activities at the site.
Students worked on an RFP to design a trade school
complete with student housing. The two teams
of students selected sites within Palm Beach County for
their projects. The design incorporated 17 shipping
containers to be used in the design of the structures,
as well as sustainability, community solution, urban
reuse/infill, and use of the local workforce. The result was
a site-plan design and scale models (pictured above).
Mentors providing demonstrations and presentations
on their respective fields included:
• James Kleen, Jim Kleen II, John Banting, J.P.
Estupinan and Robyn Chamberlain, Hedrick
Brothers Construction (GC)
• Andrew Morgan, Andrew Morgan Services
(Structural Engineer)
• Stephen Rollin, TLC Engineering (MEP)
• Northboro Elementary School modernization, a $25M LEED for Schools project,
has opened to students as scheduled. The Hedrick Brothers Construction team and
BRPH Architects took part in “Educating the Green Generation” seminar and tour
for teachers and administrators on August 9, with breakout sessions on Building
Green, Learning Green and Living Green.
• Brett Kornbluth, Air Management Systems (HVAC)
• Palm Beach State College’s Technical Education Center in Belle Glade, a $10M
LEED New Construction project also is ready for students this semester, as scheduled.
Hard-hat tours have been conducted throughout the project by the Hedrick Brothers
Construction team and Astorino Architects. The new building will be dedicated
on Thursday, September 16, followed by a high-school Education Day on Friday,
September 17, and a Family Fun Day for the Belle Glade Community on Saturday,
September 18.
For more information on the ACE Mentor
Program, visit www.acementor.org.
RECENTLY AWARDED PROJECTS
Town Council chambers and stairway
leading to the boardroom and council
chambers with restored stairs and
flooring. Historic tile flooring was
uncovered and restored at the council
chamber entrance and reception area.
Hedrick Brothers Construction is proud to have been
a part of the ACE Mentor Program of South Florida’s
project at Atlantic Community High School in Delray
Beach for the 2009/2010 school year. School staff
members Jerry Crocilla, Don Grossman and Tim Sachse
selected four students from the Career Academy to
participate in the program.
• 80,000 SF renovation for the Healthcare District of Palm Beach County
headquarters office located in Lake Worth
• 5,726 SF Property Owners Association two-story building for an exclusive, private
gated community in North Palm Beach
• Ken Birdsall, HPI Plumbing Contractors, provided
plumbing insight and organized a field trip to the
AGC’s apprenticeship school where the students
toured the construction facilities and auto/diesel classes.
FORESIGHT
“Everything Speaks.”
How would you define this
statement? One could say
it represents how a person
walks, talks, laughs, dresses,
looks, acts and performs
their job or how a company
provides a solid work
environment, employee
benefits, customer service,
Dale Hedrick, President
quality, commitment and
vision. At Hedrick Brothers Construction, we believe
“Everything Speaks” defines our employees, our work
and our company, so 2010 has been themed “Everything
Speaks” for our organization.
I wrote in my last column that this year was going to be
filled with opportunity, as well as challenges for our
industry. But with new beginnings, new projects and
continued education, we will continue to Bring Visions
to Reality. It has been a challenging year, but as a team
we have been committed to building not only quality
projects, but also employee growth, from a personal and
professional level.
Case in point is the Hedrick Brothers Construction
Wellness Initiative, which grew this year to include the
“Health & Fitness Challenge.” Sixteen employees
participated in this three-month program, which
combined physical activities with nutrition tips. Teams
accrued points individually through such daily activities
as eating breakfast, not eating after 8 p.m., drinking
plenty of water, having “me time” and exercising.
Weekly activities included family/friends fun, losing
pounds, and following nutrition suggestions for
healthy eating. We provided incentives for exercise,
training and nutrition programs.
ACE MENTOR PROGRAM
COVER STORY
PROJECT UPDATES
Palm Beach Town Hall Restoration and Renovation
• An oceanfront, Palm Beach residence is complete after an extensive exterior
renovation including window and French door replacement, cast stone replacement
and reroof to both the Main House and Carriage House, construction of a new
bridge connecting the Main House to the Carriage House, replacement of pool and
addition of a new fountain and site landscaping.
Hedrick Brothers Construction has completed the
renovation and restoration of the Palm Beach Town
Hall building on schedule and under budget. The
project was a complete interior renovation consisting
of a structural retrofit, new mechanical system and
interior modernization, plus an extensive historic
exterior restoration of this 1925 landmark building,
including replacement of all windows with
impact-rated wood replicating the originals.
The project consisted of three phases of work, which
allowed for the building to remain occupied during
most of the construction, with the exception of the
Town Council Chambers during the later phases of
work. The exterior restoration was done concurrently with the interior renovation
because of a funding commitment from the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.
“Hedrick Brothers Construction’s expertise in
historical materials and methods, and in installing
modern structures in landmark buildings were
important elements in selecting them to renovate
and restore our Town Hall,” said Peter B. Elwell,
town manager of Palm Beach.
Hedrick Brothers Construction’s signature historic
restoration and renovation projects include the
Palm Beach County 1916 Historic Court House,
The Harriet Himmel Theater, Jupiter Elementary
School, Dubois House, as well as several
Palm Beach residences.
Hedrick Brothers Construction Project Team: Robin Lunsford, senior project manager;
Chris Mattingly, assistant project manager; Sandy Scanlon, project coordinator; Bob
Demers, superintendent; Wally Ramcharran, foreman. Architect: Mark Marsh, Bridges
Marsh & Associates.
Congratulations to the project team for their tireless dedication to this project: Gene
Parker, executive vice president; Catherine Dzenutis, project manager; J.P. Estupinan,
project administrator; Denise Blouin, executive assistant; Keith Shumate, superintendent;
David Bryd, assistant superintendent; John Prince, foreman; Keith Richardson, Mike
O’Rourke, Mike Kilgen and the entire Hedrick Brothers Construction team.
Renovation: Slider Engineering Group
New Bridge: Bridges Marsh & Associates and Carmo Engineering Associates
• A 10,535 SF residence renovation in Palm Beach is scheduled for completion this summer.
• Construction continues on a 32,000 SF equestrian estate in Wellington with
Smiros & Smiros Architects.
• A new seawall is complete, while the extensive renovation of a 24,000 SF residence is
well underway in Palm Beach with
Bridges Marsh & Associates.
• This fall, The Max Boys & Girls
Club in Riviera Beach will open
a new 23,000 SF facility, which
includes a learning center, arts and
crafts center, science lab, teen
center, dance studio, dining area,
full gymnasium, game rooms and
office space. Ocampo & Associates
is the project architect.
The Max Boys & Girls Club in Riviera Beach
• Renovations have been completed for Palm Beach County’s Property Appraisers/Tax
Collector offices. While the building was occupied and fully operational, the team
worked around the clock to meet the client’s needs and schedule. The project team
deserves recognition for their commitment: Ben Clemens, vice president operations; Rick
Ricalton, project manager; John Banting, assistant project manager; Grissell Santana,
project coordinator; and Keith Richardson and Steve Hynds, superintendents.
• A state-of-the-art training facility for Palm Beach County has been completed.
The 32,600 SF multi-purpose gymnatorium includes training simulators and
outdoor physical training site. The project team of Ben Clemens, vice president
operations; Don Jones, senior project manager, Tanya Stiles; project coordinator; Woody
McCurdy, superintendent and Saltz Michelson Architects are to be congratulated.
I am pleased to report that this experience has made our
team members healthier and supportive of each other’s
goals during this program. Everyone is looking forward
to the next Health & Fitness Challenge!
We are all aware of the benefits of exercise and diet for
health reasons. This challenge has encouraged lifestyle
changes for many of our team members. From a business
perspective, our company’s leadership team supported
the costs of this program as an
employee benefit. The positive
experience for our employees
has far outweighed our expense.
Dale Hedrick, President
The students toured the Northboro Elementary School
construction project — a LEED registered modernization
— and participated in hands-on activities at the site.
Students worked on an RFP to design a trade school
complete with student housing. The two teams
of students selected sites within Palm Beach County for
their projects. The design incorporated 17 shipping
containers to be used in the design of the structures,
as well as sustainability, community solution, urban
reuse/infill, and use of the local workforce. The result was
a site-plan design and scale models (pictured above).
Mentors providing demonstrations and presentations
on their respective fields included:
• James Kleen, Jim Kleen II, John Banting, J.P.
Estupinan and Robyn Chamberlain, Hedrick
Brothers Construction (GC)
• Andrew Morgan, Andrew Morgan Services
(Structural Engineer)
• Stephen Rollin, TLC Engineering (MEP)
• Northboro Elementary School modernization, a $25M LEED for Schools project,
has opened to students as scheduled. The Hedrick Brothers Construction team and
BRPH Architects took part in “Educating the Green Generation” seminar and tour
for teachers and administrators on August 9, with breakout sessions on Building
Green, Learning Green and Living Green.
• Brett Kornbluth, Air Management Systems (HVAC)
• Palm Beach State College’s Technical Education Center in Belle Glade, a $10M
LEED New Construction project also is ready for students this semester, as scheduled.
Hard-hat tours have been conducted throughout the project by the Hedrick Brothers
Construction team and Astorino Architects. The new building will be dedicated
on Thursday, September 16, followed by a high-school Education Day on Friday,
September 17, and a Family Fun Day for the Belle Glade Community on Saturday,
September 18.
For more information on the ACE Mentor
Program, visit www.acementor.org.
RECENTLY AWARDED PROJECTS
Town Council chambers and stairway
leading to the boardroom and council
chambers with restored stairs and
flooring. Historic tile flooring was
uncovered and restored at the council
chamber entrance and reception area.
Hedrick Brothers Construction is proud to have been
a part of the ACE Mentor Program of South Florida’s
project at Atlantic Community High School in Delray
Beach for the 2009/2010 school year. School staff
members Jerry Crocilla, Don Grossman and Tim Sachse
selected four students from the Career Academy to
participate in the program.
• 80,000 SF renovation for the Healthcare District of Palm Beach County
headquarters office located in Lake Worth
• 5,726 SF Property Owners Association two-story building for an exclusive, private
gated community in North Palm Beach
• Ken Birdsall, HPI Plumbing Contractors, provided
plumbing insight and organized a field trip to the
AGC’s apprenticeship school where the students
toured the construction facilities and auto/diesel classes.
Presorted
First Class Mail
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
South Florida, FL
Permit No. 1594
2200 Centrepark West Drive, Suite 100
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
(561) 689-8880 | www.hedrickbrothers.com
SIGHTINGS
The Official Newsletter of Hedrick Brothers Construction
EMPLOYEE PROFILE: TAD THOMAS
Tad Thomas
The Wellington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Professional Events
On April 29, The Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors enjoyed a reception and tour of the
Palm Beach County 1916 Historic Court House and
Historical Society of Palm Beach County. Chéri Pavlik,
director of business development, is a Wellington
Chamber Board member.
____________________________________________
On April 21, Hedrick Brothers Construction sponsored
the Belle Glade Chamber Breakfast at the Lakeside
Medical Center.
____________________________________________
The Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Annual
Conference was held in May, and Robin Lunsford, senior
project manager, was a speaker for the presentation
Furnishes & Finishes: Planning Historic Interiors.
____________________________________________
Community Events
The golf foursome of Don Jones, Neal Bowden, Eric
McNamee and Pat Green represented Hedrick Brothers
Construction in May at the Palm Beach State College
Foundation Golf Tournament at PGA National.
Hedrick Brothers Construction was a sponsor of the
Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County’s Barefoot
on the Beach event and participated in the Wackenhut
Corporation Golf Classic in May.
____________________________________________
Tad Thomas was raised in a farming family in Lithuania, with a
grandfather who was a craftsman. “Growing up, I spent a great deal of
time at my grandpa’s shop making furniture, windows and doors, learning
something new every day,” said Tad. He went on to study agriculture at
the local university and through an exchange program, pursued a Masters
degree in agriculture in Minnesota. “I realized carpentry was my passion,
so I moved to New York and became an apprentice carpenter.”
Restoring the 1925 landmark
for another lifetime
During his ten years with the company, Tad has worked on numerous residential and
commercial projects as a carpenter and foreman, including Palm Beach Town Hall, and
many Palm Beach residences. It was at one of the residential projects where he made his
mark. “A very large window, surrounded by beautiful stone work, was leaking and the seal
needed to be replaced,” said Tad. “We were under a time constraint, so there was no time to
take out the window. I took the measurements, went home to my workshop that evening,
built the seal and then brought it in the next day and placed it in the original window.”
According to Gene Parker, executive vice president,“this dedication and commitment
exemplifies the company’s brand promise and reinforces our employees’ passion for going
above and beyond.”
Welcome New Team Members
Barbara L. Laing, PHR, MBA, Director of Human Resources & Safety
Ms. Laing has more than 30 years of corporate administration and human
resources experience. She holds an MBA from Nova Southeastern
University, a BA in Accounting from St. Ambrose University and is a
certified professional in human resources (PHR).
Robert Nelson Photography
Michael D. Vanderpool, LEED AP, Project Manager
Mr. Vanderpool is a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor
of science in building construction. He has more than 25 years of
construction industry experience in Palm Beach County in a wide range of
project types, both in the private and public sectors, including hospitality,
healthcare, and education.
On September 14, John Banting, LEED AP, sustainable
construction manager, will be the guest speaker at the
Palm Beach Board of Realtors breakfast seminar.
For the second year, Hedrick Brothers Construction
and The Breakers are co-sponsoring the Palm Beach
Chamber of Commerce breakfast on December 9.
Keith Van Druff, LEED AP, Assistant Project Manager
Mr. Van Druff has worked in the construction industry in California
and Florida, building biomedical, hospitality and commercial projects.
If you would like to receive this newsletter electronically,
please send your e-mail address to info@hedrickbrothers.com.
Palm Beach Town Hall
A vacation in Florida prompted Tad to move to West Palm Beach, where
he opened a trim and carpentry business. “My company was hired by Hedrick Brothers
Construction as a subcontractor for a Palm Beach residence. I noticed the skill and quality
of the work being done and realized they were involved in great projects. When they offered
me the opportunity to work for them, I said “yes.” I really like my job and enjoy using my
skills and knowledge to make living spaces more comfortable and better looking,” said Tad.
Alan R. Gast, Jr., LEED AP, Project Manager
Mr. Gast is a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor of science
in building construction. He has more than 10 years of construction
industry experience in market segments including education and worship.
We Look Forward to Seeing You!
Summer 2010
Please recycle.
“We were very pleased to have been selected by the Town of Palm Beach for this important project. Restoring
this landmark building to greatness has furthered our more than 30-year tradition of bringing lasting quality
and value to some of the finest, award-winning building projects in Palm Beach and the surrounding area,”
said Dale Hedrick, president of Hedrick Brothers Construction.
Commercial
CGC013137
■
Historic Restoration
■
Education
■
Luxury Residential
■
Hospitality
■
Sustainable Construction