RODGARD, a division of Hutchinson Industries, is an industry leader in the design and manufacturing of tire mobility inserts for the wheeled vehicle industry, i.e. runflat systems. They provide products for security, military and commercial applications.

Resetarits Construction has completed numerous expansion and renovation projects to Rodgard’s facility located in Buffalo, NY.

Most recently, Resetarits Construction erected a 25,000 s.f. pre-engineered warehouse addition to their existing pre-engineered manufacturing facility.

Because of the sensitive industrial operations being performed in the Rodgard facility, precision was critical in this expansion. In particular, the quality and flatness of the warehouse floor was imperative to the success of the project, and Rodgard’s ability to utilize the space.

Additional work included sitework, foundations, mechanical work, building erection, and interior finishes.

Resetarits Construction employed subcontractors on the project with a track record for attention to detail and careful performance, and delivered another successful project to Rodgard industries.

Resetarits Construction often utilizes the quality services of Iroquois Bar on project needing concrete delivery or rebar installation.  When Iroquois Bar was ready to expand and build their new office building, they relied on the services of Resetarits Construction.

Iroquois Bar’s new office and service building is located on Commerce Drive, in Lackawanna NY.

The pre-engineered structure features office space, reception area, conference rooms, break rooms, and a service area for Iroquois Bar’s equipment.

A long time client of Resetarits Construction, Belmont Housing (formerly Belmont Shelter) required additional space at their corporate headquarters on Main Street in Buffalo. They also needed to renovate their existing facility into a more functional space that meets the needs of their current operations. ADA compliancy was also an issue. Resetarits Construction, in conjunction with Stievator and Associates, utilized a Design/Build approach to meet their needs.

The project included the addition of office space that doubled the size of the facility, a handicap ramp, renovations to their reception and office areas (all occupied during construction), the addition of basement storage and an expansion to their parking areas.

The exterior of the building was updated to create a more inviting facade, as well as additional landscaping and signage.