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All Projects
ODYSSEY Building Interior Renovations
Size: 20,000 sq. ft.
Owner: SAIC
Although many individuals are familiar with the linear construction method, where the whole project is bid and then constructed all at once, various circumstances could dictate a more beneficial approach being to split your project into multiple phases that will be built at different times. Following a successful three-phase, 30,000 square-foot renovation endeavor to SAIC’s Technology Integration Gateway, located in Cookeville, it was of no surprise that J&S Construction® was contacted to once again lend our expertise to another corporate office space for the premier Fortune 500® technology integrator.
Manning Overlook Renovations
Size:
Owner: Evins Mill
Smithville’s Evins Mill, a former estate of US Congressman Joe Evins, is a historic woodland resort situated on a 40-acre property that boasts one of the few Eastern Hemlock forests in the Upper Cumberland.
Workwear Outfitters Textile and Garment Analysis Center
Size: 6,500 sq. ft.
Owner: Workwear Outfitters
Workwear Outfitters, formerly VF Imagewear and a leader in workwear apparel and footwear, has turned to J&S Construction’s versatile manufacturing experience for more than 15 various-sized projects at its Whites Creek facility, ranging from small restroom remodels to several building expansions, and now Workwear Outfitters’ very own, standalone, textile and garment analysis center.
Private Residence
Size: 2,500 sq. ft.
Owner: Private Residence
At J&S Construction, both the architectural design and construction are managed under one roof, making it easier for you to be involved during the entire process. Our most recent custom build includes a 2,500 square-foot home nestled in the quaint town of Whitleyville, Tenn.
EKAMOR Resource Corporation
Size: 13,200 sq. ft.
Owner: EKAMOR Resource Corporation
EKAMOR Resource Corporation is a waste-to-product company that utilizes
municipal solid waste to create valuable energy and agricultural products. The
corporation’s new Cookeville facility is responsible for producing negative carbon fuels that are engineered to customer specifications from waste, and its proprietary non-thermal dewatering process changes solid waste management by creating a zero landfill solution.
