Here at SDFS we recently got the chance to change the exterior color scheme for one of our clients buildings with a fresh new color scheme that helped change the look of the building. Color schemes are used to create style and appeal. Want to change the look of your building? Think about a new color scheme.
Old Color Scheme
New Color Scheme
SDFS received an emergency call that one of our clients needed our immediate help. A driver had lost control of their vehicle and crashed into the side of their building. Our office responded within minutes. We arrived on scene just as they were towing the car away from the building. We immediately began on working to asses all the damage and to begin the process of making it right.
We first repaired the back flow that had been lost, rendering the neighboring nursery with no means of watering all those pretty plants. Once we tackled that issue we focused on repairing the damaged building and the surrounding landscape. In just a few days we were able to repair the damaged wall and surrounding landscape.
Here at SDFS we straightened out a car wreck and put everything back to normal for one of our dear clients. We pride ourselves here at SDFS at always being available for our clients in their hour of need.
Our client called us out to clean up the exterior store front of dirt & grime as well as blanket change all the exterior lighting. We cleaned the entire façade of the store front and replaced all the lights with new LED bulbs and new bright white egg crate diffusers. The look is now clean & bright. Now that’s shedding new light on it. Let us help you with new lighting options!
Burned out & dark.
Clean & bright.
Clean & bright.
One of our projects this year was to complete a minor tenant improvement for one of our financial clients. The work included wallcovering removal, putty coat & painting of walls, electrical, data, millwork refinish, counter tops, and new flooring. We demoed the old wood flooring in the corner office of the suite, prepared the subfloor for the new flooring and installed a new wood floor. Just another weekend for SDFS Construction!
SDFS recently received a facility work order to repair a neglected dumpster enclosure that was in desperate need of repairs. Our facility maintenance technicians welded and reattached the metal dumpster door. They completed repairs to the wood trellis. To top it off we gave everything a good coat of paint. The dumpster enclosure is back in business! Our technicians have the skills to straighten out just about anything. Let us know what we can help straighten out or repair for you.
In poor shape.
A little straighter now.
SDFS received the opportunity to install new flooring in a well used hallway for one of our client’s properties. The hallway had previously flooded and all the carpet was removed during the flood remediation. Our client wanted something more durable and that would perform well since the area got a lot of traffic and a lot of stains. The hallway was just outside a large meeting room with adjacent kitchen used for community meetings and gatherings. The answer was to go with a nice tile that would go well with the adjacent carpet throughout the adjoining rooms. Over one weekend we prepped the subfloor, applied a roll on antifracture membrane product and installed the new tile that we helped specify for the client. We even included a new pedimat for wiping wet feet at the door. A once bland hallway full of stains now had a lot more style that will last for quite some time.
SDFS got the opportunity to replace a much needed floor in the break room for one of our client’s properties. We demoed the old VCT flooring and prepped the wooden sub floor. We installed new wood sheeting over the existing wood subfloor to allow us to have a smooth finish to apply our new flooring to. Once the sheeting was in place we installed the new flooring that our client specified and reinstalled the furnishings we previously removed. In one Saturday SDFS added a little zing to a much needed break room!
SDFS received a request to install a new roof on an existing dumpster enclosure. We removed the old roof & disposed of it, replaced any rotten wood support beams and plywood sheeting and installed the new roof. Once the new roof was on the enclosure we couldn’t just stop there, we decided to add a fresh coat of paint to the wooden enclosure doors to help clean them up and protect them. Not bad for a dumpster enclosure! We seem to repair a lot of dumpster enclosures..LOL
SDFS received the opportunity to update an outdated teller line that had seen better days. A long time client of ours was looking for better function and a new look while not necessarily the cost of replacing the whole teller line with new. This meant we were to keep the front façade of the teller line while installing all new laminate millwork cabinets, counter tops, and walls & gates. We temporarily supported the front of the teller line while we demoed the rear millwork, counter tops & laminate walls & gates. Once that was cleared away we began fabricating and installing all the new pieces to tie in with the existing front portion of the teller line that was salvaged. With the new millwork and counter tops complete we finished the project by installing new durable luxury vinyl tile specified by the project design team that would hold up well to the busy traffic of the teller line. We completed the install of a new teller line over a three day weekend so the bank was operational for business the next day. Just another weekend project for SDFS!
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The SDFS Construction Team