Commercial
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North Sound Oral & Facial Surgery
The project included new 4,000sf, 2-story medical office building in downtown Anacortes. The building included a vaulted ceiling lobby, 2nd floor patio and covered walkway framed with exposed lumber.Chad Fisher Construction Office
An 8,600sf combined warehouse and office space, the building is a simple pre-fabricated metal building housing the warehouse and mezzanine combined with a wood framed structure housing the main office. The main entry included features the client wanted to highlight to potential clients and included a pre-cast tilt-up panel and exposed wood beams.Whidbey Telecom Customer Service Center
The project involved converting a 1970’s 10,000sf retail building into Whidbey Telecom’s new Customer Service Center. The scope included seismically retrofitting the unreinforced masonry walls and providing a new entry façade. DCG also provided civil services that turned a poorly graded parking lot into a landscaped one incorporating Low Impact Development to treat the runoff.Tenant Improvement
DCG has experience working with both property owners and their architects to help improve existing commercial spaces. This type of work varies greatly from interior remodels to exterior awning additions and adding mechanical units.
North Sound Oral & Facial Surgery
The project included new 4,000sf, 2-story medical office building in downtown Anacortes. The building included a vaulted ceiling lobby, 2nd floor patio and covered walkway framed with exposed lumber.
Chad Fisher Construction Office
An 8,600sf combined warehouse and office space, the building is a simple pre-fabricated metal building housing the warehouse and mezzanine combined with a wood framed structure housing the main office. The main entry included features the client wanted to highlight to potential clients and included a pre-cast tilt-up panel and exposed wood beams.
Whidbey Telecom Customer Service Center
The project involved converting a 1970’s 10,000sf retail building into Whidbey Telecom’s new Customer Service Center. The scope included seismically retrofitting the unreinforced masonry walls and providing a new entry façade. DCG also provided civil services that turned a poorly graded parking lot into a landscaped one incorporating Low Impact Development to treat the runoff.