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The construction management and general contracting firm identified education construction as a growing sector 20 years ago and has since completed more than 50 projects totaling close to $500 million in the Connecticut and Westchester County, N.Y., markets, according to a press release.
“Whether it’s building a new school or renovating an existing, the trends have positioned schools to become more energy efficient, make better use of space and be more comfortable and conducive to learning," said Nick Everett, executive vice president of A.P. Construction Co. "We are proud to have served so many communities though the construction of school facilities which benefit the students, surrounding communities and future generations."
A.P. Construction’s most recent education projects include the addition and renovation of Trumbull High School in Trumbull, the new science classroom wing and parking lot expansion at the Whitby School in Greenwich, the new school structure, additions, and interior and exterior renovation at Greens Farm Academy in Westport, and the building of a four-classroom addition along with interior renovations at Naramake Elementary School for the Norwalk School District, according to the release.
“A.P. utilized meetings, meeting minutes and formal discussions to solve all potential and existing problems on the job. They responded to us in a very expedient fashion and identified specific items in need of attention to make the job progress smoothly. They did a great job working around our class schedules and events while constructing our outstanding science wing.” said Tom Coleman, director of facilities of Whitby School.
"Specializing in both private and public schools, A.P. Construction has completed a diverse range of education projects that include facility renovations for day care to higher education, new structures and additions to occupied facilities and site improvements and upgrades that range from specific rooms such as a science laboratory to an entirely new high school campus," according to the release.
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