Projects

High Construction served as the construction manager and the builder for this five-story, 81,000-square-foot self-storage facility on a five-acre site with parking. 

High Construction served as the construction manager for the renovation and addition to an existing 1980s building in Lancaster, Pa., that previously served as offices for a university. The project included 6,500 square feet of interior renovations, a 3,500 square foot addition, exterior wall renovations, and a new courtyard. The newly transformed building, called The S. Dale High Leadership Center, celebrates the rich history of the High companies.

High Construction provided construction management services for Jaindl Enterprises' 560 Waterfront Drive (multifamily residential building) and 545 Riverside Drive (parking garage) as part of this ambitious project. Situated along the picturesque banks of the Lehigh River in Allentown, PA, this monumental $500 million development initiative, aptly named The Waterfront, is set to feature a diverse blend of office spaces, retail establishments, parking facilities, and residential structures.

High Construction provided general contracting services for the 184,000-square-foot Hershey Square Shopping Center in Hershey, PA. Anchor tenants include K-Mart and Weis Markets.

High Construction was selected to provide preconstruction, design-build, and construction management services for this 151,200-square-foot parking garage addition to Lancaster Newspaper’s existing parking garage in Lancaster, Pa.

The three-story, 174,420-square-foot addition to the north side of Lancaster General Hospital's existing garage between East Frederick and East James streets, added 540 parking spaces and doubled the size of the existing garage.

This project consisted of a 40,780-square-foot church narthex, multipurpose room, and classroom addition. The project also includes a sprinkler/ceiling renovation of the existing facility and a new 1,237-square-foot entrance canopy.

This project consisted of an interior and exterior renovation of two existing buildings to accommodate over 250 corporate office employees.

Fulton Bank hired Francis Cauffman of Philadelphia to redesign the space, and High Construction to schedule and build the renovations. By working during evening and night hours to perform the renovations, High Construction minimized disruptions to the bank's operations.