Most commercial property managers contract out improvements and repairs at their buildings. They often wait until tired tenants submit requests for repairs before making necessary upgrades to facilities and systems.
From rendering to reality, we completed work on the spec-industrial building at 35th and Webb.
Here is footage of the last drone flight over the completed warehouse project we completed earlier this spring. Watch later this month for a project recap with a montage of all the drone flights from start to finish.
Two coats of paint on the interior walls to brighten the space.
Two days. One roof. Check out the latest footage from our building at 35th and Webb.
Half the roof in just one day. Check out the latest footage from our building at 35th and Webb.
Parking lots, roof decking and exterior paint. Our building is nearly weather-tight and rolling toward completion in January 2019. Check out the latest drone and timelapse footage from November.
Watch the latest drone footage and time-lapse video of WAM Capital Corp's new, spec-industrial facility going up at 35th and Webb in Wichita, Kansas.
The WAM Capital team has been busy. With Beran Concrete and DBC/Mahaney Roofing, we've completed a considerable about of work to get the building weather-tight by the first week of December.
The building begins to take shape at 9180 E. 35th Street North, Wichita, KS.
Site preparations are moving quickly on our new, spec-industrial building at 9180 E. 35th Street North in Wichita, Kansas, complete with new drone footage. Check it out.
Watch for a new, spec-industrial building by WAM Capital this year. Designed to be like no other in Wichita, this 102,000-square-foot, tilt-up concrete construction and steel roof structure supports 30-foot tall, clear ceilings and a 100-foot by 31-foot interior for post span maximum flexibility in racking/equipment layouts.
A six-month facility remodel put Aerospace Turbine Rotables in its exceptional new building.