A routine evening of grilling on the balcony turned into a catastrophic situation when a tenant accidentally lit a historic, Plant City apartment building on fire.

This four-unit apartment building garnered extensive fire and smoke damage — requiring that almost all of the interior space be gutted.

 
 
Fire Damaged Apartment Building
 
 

Due to the historic status of the building, the City of Plant City had a vested interest in the renovation plans.

The 1920s-era structure was severely compromised from fire damage and general wear and tear. Mold was discovered throughout the building - presenting additional complications to an already extensive project. 

Green Construction Services  began by directing the permitting process to ensure all permits were correctly submitted and obtained. A total restoration of the 1920s era historic structure followed. The building was gutted and new electrical was installed, as well as a new AC system. Green addressed all outdated code violations and completely restored the interior and exterior of the structure while maintaining the building’s historical integrity.

 
 
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Kitchen Before

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Kitchen After

 
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Staircase Before

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Staircase After

 
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Balcony Before

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Balcony After

 
Completed Historic Apartment Remodel
 
 

The entire project was completed in 150 days which allowed the landlord to acquire new tenants as quickly as possible. 

 

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