Here’s a picture of our crew framing the sanctuary at the new Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Mount Vernon. It includes three layers of architectural arched furring to be wrapped in drywall and trimmed out with vertical grain fir trim and paneling. The sanctuary will host an altar made out of a marble slab and a raised stand to be used for reading the Gospel…. Read More
Last week was an exciting week for Chad Fisher Construction! The domes and crosses for the new Immaculate Conception Church were lifted by crane and set into place on top of the entry towers. Each dome weighs approximately 1,500 pounds and is made out of fiber glass infused with resin and PET foam (from recycled plastic bottles). Jimmy Diedesch of Janicki Industries designed the domes and… Read More
Here is a good article about our client Hexcel Corp and how they are adding jobs to Skagit County.
2014 has been a great year here at Chad Fisher Construction. 2015 looks to be even better. Wishing you all a Happy New Year!
November was a busy month on the Immaculate Conception Church site. The main trusses, which span 60 feet, were hoisted into the air and set in place by an 85 Ton RT Crane. The Immaculate Conception Church is 11,689 square feet with a maximum occupancy of 780 people. The entry towers of the Church stand 47 feet tall and will have prefabricated domes that were… Read More
This week a CFC crew uncovered a historical “Skagit Maid Ice Cream” sign on a project in Anacortes. “Skagit Maid Ice Cream” was originally “Evergreen Ice Cream”. The name and ownership changed in the early 1930’s. “Skagit Maid Ice Cream” was manufactured by the Anacortes Ice Company. The Anacortes Ice Company was established in 1906 at the foot of O Avenue on Curtis Dock. The… Read More
A big thank you to all who came out to our Open House! It was a great evening and would not have been so without the generosity of our friends, family, and colleagues who were in attendance. We had an overwhelming turnout and feel completely blessed by the vast support from our community. We are excited to be here and look forward to the opportunity… Read More
Here is a photo of our finished warehouse in Skagway, Alaska. The crew flew up June 4th and completed yesterday on June 29th. In 22 total working days, the 4 man crew including (Neil Myers, Derek Holmes, Travis Harris, and Alan Perkes) finished the 6400 square foot boat maintenance building in Skagway, Alaska! Way to go guys and thanks for the hard work! Everyone will… Read More
CFC sent a crew of four north to Skagway Alaska to erect an 80ft by 80ft pre-engineered metal building for the Skagway Small Boat Harbor Improvement Project. The crew flew out on June 4th and started working on the building the next day. Despite the weather challenges, the stance of our July 1st completion date is on schedule!
The Skagit Friendship House staff checks out the plans on the building site of our new Community Kitchen. We are so pleased by how everything is coming along and can’t wait to open the doors to the public in several months! Thanks to everyone in the community who has supported this effort to feed the hungry. Skagit Friendship House is excited to partner with Chad… Read More
Gold shovels, white hats and Archbishop J. Peter Sartain can only mean one thing: a successful groundbreaking ceremony for the new Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Mount Vernon, WA. The new building will be under construction beginning July 2013. Please check back on our website for the newest photos and information concerning this beautiful new building.
Looking for raffle tickets for one of the 6 playhouses being raffled in the upcoming SICBA Home and Garden Show? Contact us to purchase your $5 raffle tickets today! The funds raised benefits the Skagit Valley Children’s Museum. See the local article about the auction in the March 1st edition of the Skagit Valley Herald online at goskagit.com or see the article below.
We successfully completed the erection phase on our Hexcel project in the Port of Skagit County!
It is an early morning here on Chad Fisher Construction’s Hexcel Project in Burlington, WA. We are pouring the first half of the concrete slab today. The plan is to start pouring concrete at 4:00 am and have 600+ yards of concrete on the ground by 11:00! We will keep posting pictures as the day progresses.
