In his latest project, Jake Smith with Wallace & Smith Contractors used Pacific Columns products . The Village Park Senior Apartments consist of 60 apartments. The project called for 8 inch by 8 foot Endura-Stone columns and Endura-Craft Colonial railing.

jake@wallacesmith.com

Joe Cracco with Modern Yankee Builders, Inc. located in Rhode Island recently completed this unique project using Pacific Column’s 12 inch by 8 feet tapered endura-stone columns.  

joe@modernyankee.com

John Birkle from Woodland, California, recently completed this deck renovation in April. John is not a contractor and had never installed our columns before. He took on the task and did a great job. Afterwards he said, “the finished product is very nice and the improvement to our deck is remarkable.” The project required 2 10 inch by 10 foot endura-stone columns. Below is a picture of the finished product.

Daniel,
 
Everything regarding the order went very smoothly and the columns appear to be a perfect fit.

Richard Gwinn

Sales Rep: Jake Greenberg

Our order arrived and is being installed.  They are great - no problems.

Thanks.

Kathy Dewitt

Sales Rep: Steven Hurley

Last week I had the privilege of helping a boy scout achieve his goal of improving his local community through refurbishing an outdoor sanctuary at his local church. Dustin Rodgers, on his way to becoming an Eagle Scout this year, decided to personally take on the project of expanding the outdoor structure that the St. George Greek Orthodox Church uses for feeding the homeless and outdoor speaking engagements.

             Dustin is adding three Endura-Stone® Tapered Columns that will be supporting the expansion of the existing shade covering. He hopes that the fluted Tuscan design will enhance the appearance of the area and cause more people to want to spend time at the church.

 Thank you Dustin of Boy Scout Troop 188, for your hard work and dedication to improving yourself and all those around you.

 -Daniel Milkie

Eric & Tobi Breisach are the proud owners of a recently constructed home in Kalamazoo, Michigan. “We are empty nesters who wanted to build a home for our four children and their significant others and eventually children to return to visit and for holiday gatherings” says Breisach. “We love old houses but grew tired of their upkeep. We undertook the challenge of building a new old house.” Pacific Columns provided over 20 non-tapered columns, which were used for the interior, porch and portico on this building project. “All columns were purchased from Pacific Columns.”

Eric & Tobi had professional help with his project - architect Mark Harsha of Fleis & Vandenbrink Engineering (Kalamazoo, MI) and DeLoof and Sons Builders (Schoolcraft, MI). The house was completed in June 2007, and even drew over 7,000 paid visitors during a local builder’s parade of homes.