BRANTLEY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
LAKE PLACID, FLORIDA

Brantley Construction Company has been leading the industry since 1976. Brantley has almost 40 years of history building throughout the Southeast, including commercial facilities, churches, distribution centers, LEED construction, Design-Build, manufacturing facilities, sports and school construction, state and federal construction and hospitality construction. Call or email Brantley Construction Company today: 843-552-0150 | [Rendering provided by Clark Patterson Lee Architects] “We are continuing our legacy and heritage of … having an aquatic center and pool for our community, and even for Western North Carolina,” Mayor Mike Ray said in an address just prior to the groundbreaking. Following the groundbreaking, Ray said that he is thrilled to finally have begun the project, which has been years in the making. “It is bittersweet, but it’s getting sweeter as time goes,” he said. Project Manager Jacob Benson from Brantley Construction, the company which was awarded the contract, said the demolition shouldn’t take more than a week and that the scheduled completion date is Aug. 6. He added that he this is the first pool project the company has undertaken, and said he is happy to a part of it. “From Brantly Construction’s standpoint, we’re looking forward to being part of the project and helping make this park a reality for the community,” he said. Brantley Construction Welcomes Joshua Haskins as Project Manager Brantley Construction is adding to their team by welcoming Joshua Haskins. Joshua joined Brantley in December 2015 as Project Manager. He specializes in federal work and is currently building a new facility at Joint Base Charleston Weapons Station. Josh excels in leadership positions and is an excellent addition to the Brantley Construction team. Brantley Construction Company Awarded Multiple Local Projects Brantley Construction, one of the most reputable commercial general contractors in the Lowcountry, announces multiple projects throughout the greater Charleston area. From a new retail center along Bees Ferry to a college expansion in North Charleston, projects like these play a role in our ongoing effort to support the local Charleston economy. “We look forward to enhancing developments throughout the Tri-County and are excited to add local knowledge to these construction projects,” shares Gary Brantley President of Brantley Construction Company. “As a local business, we are proud of the economic climate the Lowcountry is experiencing and are excited to be a part of its continued growth.” This project involves the construction of a new 4,300 SF concrete masonry unit (CMU) building supporting to the Joint Base Charleston’s mission. The new facility will be compatible with the existing architectural theme of Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWARSYSCEN) Atlantic. Completion December 2016. Benefitting the culinary arts program at Burke High School, 12,000 SF of space is undergoing selective demolition and renovation. The upgrades will be to the kitchen, prep areas, computer lab, retail space, offices, toilet facilities, and storage rooms. These improvements will provide students with a state-of-the-art kitchen adding to their learning environment and the culinary arts program at Burke. Completion June 2016. This 16,000 SF pre-engineered metal building will be built to include offices and a vehicle maintenance work area. This will provide more space for the Orangeburg County Public Works Department. Completion August 2016. This is an addition and renovation to the existing Wholesale Glass Distributors, Inc. Warehouse located off Rivers Ave and I-26. With this pre-engineered metal building addition, the current warehouse space will be tripled in size, allowing the company to expand their business. Completion July 2016. Gary Brantley, President of Brantley Construction, and Burt Rhodes, Director, address Charleston infrastructure and its much needed changes. As the city continues to grow, so does the city’s traffic congestion. [Gary Brantley, President of Brantley Construction, joined his daughter Amanda Bagwell last week during her fifth of six chemotherapy treatments] Brantley Construction will be donning pink hard hats and walk in the Susan B Komen Race for the Cure to support Amanda Bagwell in her fight against Breast Cancer. Brantley Construction is working to finalize the Roper St. Francis Dorchester Road location, a 3,500 sq ft primary care office. Sidney Brantley started company and begins work out of a room over his garage with a $500,000.00 license. September Sid Brantley Incorporates the company. The license increased to Unlimited and Ron Brantley joined the company and started Design-Build projects. The company moved to a location in Summerville, South Carolina and secured national pre-engineered building franchise. The company moved to its present location at 8300 Dorchester Road, Charleston, SC. Company completes first 10 story high rise. Gary Brantley joins the company. Helps rebuild Charleston after Hurricane Hugo Brantley Construction Company opens their North Carolina branch. This Weaverville branch is run by Jacob Benson. President, Gary Brantley, celebrates 30 years with the company. Brantley Construction Company, LLC There is a saying in the construction industry that “people build buildings, not companies.” By retaining the Brantley Team, you will be selecting not only the company, but also the individuals, who will be assigned to your project. Every individual is specifically selected for yours project. We listen to your concerns, understand your needs and determine best practices and economical solutions. Our team is the foundation of this process that will add to any project. We provide people who are properly trained and empower them to perform at their highest potential. Brantley builds a cohesive team between the client, end users, A/E, trade partners and subcontractors with mutual trust and respect creating an environment where the best solutions are determined. Brantley has an on-going training program to provide all safety managers up to date information on all OSHA requirements. All safety managers have completed a 10-hour OSHA course; most have completed or are in the process of completing the 30 hour OSHA course. It is the Safety Manager’s role to conduct all safety orientation for every individual prior to working on the jobsite, complete a pre-task planning for each definable feature of work, conduct tool box talks, schedules safety training sessions, conduct multiple daily site safety inspections and take appropriate actions to enforce Brantley Construction’s safety policies.