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MLB Construction Services, LLC transformed the Montgomery County Shared Service Facility. MLB Construction was honored to be the General Contractor for this amazing shared services building. With MLB’s experience in historical building renovation and well-built labor forces, we were able to successfully complete this undertaking. This project was designed and constructed to solve two longstanding county problems. 1. relocating the county department of public works and business development center out of the mohawk river flood plain which sustained an estimated $300,000 worth of damages during the flood in 2011 and 2007. 2. Help the county to fill out the remaining…

Construction Cost Contract value= $3,826,111 Completed value = $3,619,252Size 57,150 sfAward Date May 2016 MLB completed a state of the art 57,000 sqft covered tennis facility in Cary, NC that provides players with seven posttension, concrete tennis courts covered for year-round play. Faced with the daunting task of closing 25% of the existing park while constructing the new building, MLB worked with all shareholders to ensure a seamless transition of allowing the full time use of the park while being under construction. Massive grading and redesign of the existing utilities on the project were just a few of the design…

Construction Cost $2,200,000Size 20,000 sfSpecial Distinctions Historic Registry Start Date September 2002 Completion Date November 2003 Built in 1912 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Hyde House is home to a substantial collection of Master paintings and antique furnishings, all part of the famous Hyde Collection Art Museum. Decades of exposure to the northeastern climate caused failure of the building’s stucco facade. MLB successfully managed the complete removal and restoration of the original finish of the house using special lime -based stucco. Much of the wood trim and decorative architectural treatments were either refinished or recreated as…

Construction Cost $3,200,000Start Date September 1998 Completion Date June 1999 Two months of Fall, five months of harsh Winter, and two months of Spring high in the rugged Adirondack Mountains of New York State was the setting for this ambitious project at the Adirondack Museum. With only a four-month window to capitalize on the “Summer” tourism season in the Adirondacks, the Museum had no choice but to build its new Visitors Center during the off-season. The project began in September with demolition and removal of the original “Gatehouse” to make way for the new Museum Store and Admissions Facility. Quickly…

MLB was responsible for the masonry and concrete portions of the 200 cell addition, including the procurement and installation of the precast concrete cell units. The quality and construction was recognized by the American Concrete Institute Awards Program.