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Rogers wins 2008 Build Georgia Award for Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement Center

Jun 20 2008

The Georgia Branch of the AGC awarded Rogers Construction Co. the 2008 Build Georgia Award for their Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement Center in Lawrenceville.

Completed last year, the 40,000 square foot facility is equipped to house hundreds of animals, including farm animals and reptiles, in a humane and sanitary environment. In addition, the facility features surgical suits similar to those found at animal hospitals.

Through teamwork and dedication, Rogers Construction was able to balance the need for not only a specialized and efficient building in which to better house animals, but also the need to create an attractive building for the community.

The Center is expected to receive an estimate of 15,000 stray or abandoned animals over the course of a year.

“The teamwork that went into it between us, the architect and owner, is what makes it stand out. We were able to assist the design team in several instances that worked out problems, made it more user-friendly and appealing to the public,” said Rogers Construction Safety Director Ricky Vickery.

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Ashton Woods Rehabilitation Center selected for 2008 Build Georgia Award

Jun 10 2008

The Georgia Branch of the AGC awarded Rogers Construction with the 2008 Build Georgia Award for their outstanding work on the Ashton Woods Rehabilitation Center in Atlanta.

During the 10-month renovation project, the Rogers team managed to renovate the entire 49,000 square foot, 157-bed complex while it remained fully occupied and functioning normally. The project was completed without a single safety incident.

“It would have been a difficulty enough job had it not been occupied,” said Project Manager Derek Hearn.”  “The fact it was occupied made it that much more difficult.”

The Center was further recognized by AGC as the recipient of the Merit Award in the Best Sustainable Building Practices Division.

Thank you to everyone at Ashton Woods and UHS - Pruitt Corporation and to David R. Polston, Architect.

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The AGCGA recognized Rogers Construction for their outstanding commitment to safety

Jun 09 2008

In further news, The AGCGA recognized Rogers Construction for their outstanding commitment to safety. Rogers Safety Director Ricky Vickery accepted the safety award on behalf of RCC at the recent awards breakfast.

Congratulations to Ricky and the entire Rogers team on the honor!

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Rogers completes new Gwinnett County Animal Welfare/Enforcement Center

Nov 20 2007

Rogers Construction has finished construction on Gwinnett County’s new Animal Welfare/Enforcement Center in Lawrenceville, Georgia. The 40,000 square foot facility has already gone to the cats and dogs though as the new Center is equipped to handle hundreds more pets than the old one and is expected to receive about 15,000 stray or abandoned animals each year.

Thank you to our clients at Gwinnett County and the architects at Pond & Company.

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Rogers completes 12,000 square foot addition to St. Benedicts Church in Duluth

Aug 20 2007

Rogers Construction has completed a new classroom for St. Benedict’s Church in Duluth, Georgia. The 12,000 square foot construction project also included building a beautiful new courtyard for the complex.

Thank you to our clients at Catholic Construction Services, Inc. and the architects at Wakefield, Beasley & Associates.

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Rogers wins Build Georgia Award for Jackson EMC office construction; honorable mention for Monroe Elementary

Aug 01 2007

Rogers Construction was honored by the Georgia Branch of the AGC for the third year in a row, winning a Build Georgia Award for their work on Jackson EMC’s new company headquarters. Rogers was also given an honorable mention for the Monroe Elementary build.

While building a 64,000 square foot high quality office like the one for Jackson EMC is normally run of the mill construction, a postponed start and unexpected delays during construction, along with the owner’s request to meet the original completion date DESPITE these holdups compressed the construction period.

For these reasons exceptional management skills were required to re-schedule and coordinate the work. The ‘can do’ attitude of the management team and subcontractors and the quick response to questions from the owner and architect ensured that the critical dates were met making this project truly unique.

Congratulations to Project Manager Ricky Vickery and Superintendent Nick Mercer and thanks to Jackson EMC and Millard, Inc. Architects for making this award possible.

The project at Monroe Elementary had it’s own challenges, including 76 lost days of work due to excessive rainfall. Despite these delays, the Rogers team made good on their commitment to the Walton County Board of Education and made sure that the school opened on time.

Congratulations to Project Manager Chad Clark and Superintendent Steve Porter. Thanks also to the Walton County Board of Education and Sy Richards, Architect who gave us the tools we needed to succeed.

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Rogers breaks ground on Couch Middle School in Grayson, GA

Jun 25 2007

Rogers Construction has begun work on the new Couch Middle School in Grayson, Georgia. More than 180,000 square feet of classrooms and facilities, the new school will see its first students at the start of the 2009-2010 school year. Thank you to the Gwinnett County Board of Education for giving us this opportunity!

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Roger Huggins reflects on his year as Chairman of the Georgia State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors

Jun 10 2007

Now that his term as Chairman of the Georgia State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors is coming to a close, Roger Huggins finally has the opportunity to stand back and reflect on what he and his colleagues – all hand-picked by the
Governor – have been able to accomplish on behalf of the state.

“It’s been an honor serving as Chairman of the Licensing Board,” says Roger, President of Rogers Construction Company and a 30-year construction industry veteran. “This has been one of the most rewarding and challenging experiences of my entire career.”

Chartered in 2005, the Licensing Board’s mission is to develop and implement a licensing program for both residential general contractors by July 1, 2008. Over the past year, Roger has served not only as the Chair of the full board but also as the inaugural Chair of the General Contractor division.

Among the Board’s accomplishments over the last year have been establishing testing criteria for contractors, writing guidelines for applicants, consulting on legislation and ratifying thousands of applications. The process though has been far from easy.

“We were tasked with developing a system that would meet the intent and high expectations of the law and we needed to find ways to maximize the protection we could offer the consumer without causing severe economic damage to contractors,” Roger said. “This year has been a success thanks to the hard work of our board members and staff. We’re all looking forward to seeing the program take effect next year.”

Next steps for the Licensing Board include establishing a lower tier of GC for contractors such as minorities with weak finances, completing definitions of specialty and limited service contractors exemption status, processing the remainder of the applications and issuing licenses by July 1, 2008.

For more information on the Georgia State licensing board, visit the Georgia Secretary of State web site.

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Rogers Completes 87-Room Sleep Inn at Oyster Point!

Apr 12 2007

Rogers Construction Co. has completed work on the Sleep Inn Hotel at Oyster Point in Newport News, Virginia. The new 87-room hotel has a variety of amenities including a swimming pool & hot tub and exercise facility.

Thank you to The Henritze Company and to the architects at Harper Aiken Partners who helped make this project a success!

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Roy Mercer Celebrates 20 Years at Rogers Construction!

Jul 18 2006

(July, 2006) Congratulations to our colleague Roy Mercer, who celebrates his 20th anniversary at Rogers Construction this month. Roy’s commitment and dedication have been an example and inspiration to the entire Rogers team. Congratulations Roy!

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why I love my job:

“Being with Rogers Construction Co. for over 34 years has been a rich and rewarding adventure. The employees past and present have all been like family rather than just co-workers.” Been with Rogers 36 years.

 

Carole Harvey

Office Manager
Rogers Construction Co.

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