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Light Commercial Construction includes, but isn't limited to, medical practices, dental practices, office buildings, restaurants, banks, auto dealerships, and generally any building that is 25,000 s.f. or less and used for commercial business.

Light Industrial Construction includes, but isn't limited to, (as defined by National Institute of Building Sciences -11/5/19), “space types used for assembly, disassembly, fabricating, finishing, manufacturing, packaging, and repairing or processing of various types of materials…spaces for printing, commercial laundry, film processing, vehicle repair, building maintenance shops, metal work , millwork, cabinetry work” and warehousing. Also the light industrial buildings are typically not over 2 stories tall.

The Ford Motor Company reimage program is in full effect.  Dealers had to be committed earlier this year and now have until the end of 2016 to complete their design.  We are experience with designing and constructing many flagship dealers and can do the same for you.

Rick Keith, Wolgast Corporation's Architect, is ready to assist dealerships however he can.  Rick has been through corporate design programs with other dealerships, hotel chains, and restaurants, so he knows the protocol involved.