Kevin Price Construction recently completed the construction of the NEW Food Bank of Northeast Georgia. The new, 60,000 SF warehouse facility will serve as the primary base of operations for the Northeast region of the food bank network! Owner: Food Bank of Northeast Georgia Architect: Armentrout Matheny Thurmond, PC Photos by: Steve Bracci

The Kevin Price Construction team was honored to construct a generational landmark in our own home community.

The 43,000 square-foot, 3-story building provides the Oconee County School District 64 offices, 15 meeting spaces, a new board room that will seat 100 people and much more.

Owner: Oconee County Schools
Architect: Cunningham Forehand Matthews and Moore
Photos by: Steve Bracci

Kevin Price Construction completed a 9,000 SF addition to the existing service center. This addition included 15 new service bays, a new reception center and a in-house Chick-Fil-A café.

The KPC team also completed the new, 4,100 SF car wash and detail building. This new building provides the Heyward Allen Toyota staff 5 bays for detail work and an automatic, drive-thru car wash.

A new employee parking lot was also completed.

KPC completed the 28,000 square foot, new construction of the Athens Technical College – Elbert Campus Agricultural Lab and Arena building.
The laboratory building includes multiple working lab classrooms, office spaces, conference rooms and outdoor space overlooking the lake.
The arena building includes an indoor arena space with bleachers, concession stand, outdoor animal holding space, a mechanical/construction classroom, and storage spaces.
These buildings, equipped with the latest technology, will provide a state of the art space for students and staff to prosper in their studies.

The KPC team spent the summer of 2022 renovating Oconee County Primary School and Oconee County Elementary School. The renovation, covering over 100,000 square feet, included all new flooring, a BRAND NEW rubber gymnasium floor, new paint, new ceilings, Mechanical/Plumbing/Electrical upgrades…and the list goes on! We are honored to have a hand in the new space for the well deserving teachers and staff of OCPS and OCES.

The Yard at Wire Park is a 30,000 square foot indoor baseball and softball facility will provide athletes of all ages access to private training rooms, batting cages with automated pitching machines, fully equipped weight rooms, an indoor turf field — and much more!

As an adaptive re-use project, KPC was thrilled to be able to take an old building and give it a whole new purpose!

Kevin Price Construction recently completed a 50,000+ square foot addition and renovation of the new Performing Arts building. This state of the art building will provide students a new auditorium, atrium, multiple music rooms and classrooms. We are honored to have built a great facility for students to excel in their studies for years to come.

The recently completed Covington Police Department Headquarters was primarily an interior renovation of a 25,600 SF single story building with some exterior improvements as well. This Police Department HQ features NEW bullet proof windows, locker rooms, fitness rooms, evidence rooms, conference rooms, etc.

It was an honor to build a great space for the hardworking men and women of this police department.

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In January 2020, Kevin Price Construction completed the new addition to the Oconee County Courthouse. The ground floor of the new addition included a security sally port, holding cells, control room, detention equipment with electronic security controls and meeting space. Upper floors contain general Courthouse related office spaces.  This project also included low-voltage security electronic upgrades throughout the Courthouse Building.

 

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In August 2019, Kevin Price Construction completed the new Athens-Clarke County Extension and 4-H building. This building included several office and meeting spaces.

 

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The new ACC Fire Station #2 is part of a 14 acre master site development. KPC was tasked with the complete site package, as well as a Fire Station and Cooperative Extension Center. The Fire Station is 14,000 SF with a 3 stall apparatus bay, consisting of a mixed wood framed and structural steel construction with masonry veneer. As a LEED accredited project, this project features the most energy efficient MEP systems to maintain energy and maintenance cost. This facility is built to serve a staff of 15 full time firefighters and will last the Athens-Clarke County community long into the future. Construction began in September of 2018 and completed in August 2019 even with significant weather delays.

 

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During the summer of 2019, KPC completed a HVAC system change out and renovation of North Oconee High School. The Scope of work included changing out 44 roof top, 127 classroom units as well as 100,000 sf of ceiling demo and installation. KPC’s Project Team developed an aggressive 6-day per week schedule which allowed Oconee County Schools to take use of the building earlier than the dates in the contract documents. With the use of an Aircrane (Helicopter) to set the roof top units, the project team condensed 9-days of work into a single day. KPC rose to the occasion and delivered this 200,000 sf school in just 56 days.

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Cоnѕіdеr Yоur Capacity
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Mаxіmіzе Yоur Effісіеnсу
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Whatever you do, just don’t forget about the importance of having home warranty so that your system is fully protected. Visit the First American website and get more information. 

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Kevin Price Construction completed the construction of the Golden Pantry Market located in the heart of downtown Athens, Georgia.
This new 5,000 square foot, GP design concept features a unique French inspired interior. It offers an upscale kitchen and the latest in merchandise service equipment, perfect for the college atmosphere.

 

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KPC completed three major renovations of the Greene County High School. Phase I included the renovations of the existing finishes in the administrative wing, new millwork, tile and paint. KPC relocated the existing Athletic Director’s office and restroom with a basketball concession and storage area. Phase II involved new corridors, cafeteria, lights and ceilings. Phase III included a 50,000 SF of exterior renovations and additions to the existing Greene County High School. This project involved re-configuring the parking lot, adding landscaping, retrofitting existing school building to reconfigure for new Greene County High School College and Career Academy, welding lab, auto lab and multiple kitchens.

 

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KPC began construction Fire Station 8 in Oconee County in April of 2018. The new facility is a replacement station for the existing Barber Creek Fire Station 8.
This new 9,286 SF one story building features three bays, kitchen and laundry facilities, and sleeping quarters with ten bunks. The facility will feature space for both the fire rescue team and emergency medical services. Scope of work included site work, wood framing, brick work and MEPs. KPC was able to complete construction on this project in six months, ahead of the required substantial completion date.

Construction included the creation of three new multi-purpose athletic fields with dugouts, as well as a concession building complete with restrooms. The project involved a total of 16.92 acres of site-work.

KPC completed a SPLOST funded construction project for Athens-Clarke County involving the demolition of an existing terminal building and construction of a 13,000 SF new commercial terminal. The new building also houses offices for airport administration and the on campus flight school. Outside, KPC poured a new concrete hardstand to allow large jets to park at the airport.

This building includes many sustainable design features and will achieve LEED Gold certification. ALL major subcontractors and suppliers who worked with KPC on this project were local to the Athens-Clarke County area.

In June of 2016, Kevin Price Construction moved into a new building that they designed and built at 2500 Daniels Bridge Road in Athens, GA. KPC inhabits the offices on the second floor of the building and the first floor features commercial office space.

The new building is 18,010 sq ft and 40 feet high. All offices feature windows with views. The building is equipped with an advanced security system that requires keycard verification for entry.

The transition to the new building marked a significant milestone for Kevin Price Construction (KPC), symbolizing the company’s growth and forward-thinking vision. The new location wasn’t just about more space but also about creating a collaborative environment that would serve as a hub for innovation and excellence.

As you step into the building, you’re immediately met with a spacious and modern lobby. The decor reflects KPC’s commitment to style, precision, and functionality — principles they bring to every project. The first floor, dedicated to commercial office space, is designed to cater to a variety of businesses. With flexible floor plans, high-speed internet connectivity, and state-of-the-art conferencing facilities, it’s an ideal spot for both established companies and startups. The windows, a highlight of the design, not only allow natural light to flood into the spaces but also provide inspiring views of Athens, serving as a constant reminder of the community they serve. You can find the aluminium curtain wall price here.

The second floor, home to KPC’s headquarters, is a testament to their reputation in the construction industry. Each office is designed with ergonomics in mind, ensuring a comfortable working environment for all employees. Fönster med spröjs finns både som fasta och löstagbara.Äkta spröjs eller så kallade fuskspröjs.

One of the standout features of the building is its commitment to sustainability. Efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems through regular ac repair service ensures optimal energy utilization. Moreover, the use of environmentally-friendly materials in the construction process underscores KPC’s dedication to eco-friendly practices.

Safety and security were paramount in the design process. The advanced security system is both a protective measure and a reflection of the company’s attention to detail. The keycard verification system ensures that only authorized personnel can access specific parts of the building, creating a secure environment for both KPC employees and the businesses on the first floor.

In addition to the functional spaces, the building also boasts communal areas for employees and tenants to relax and interact. A well-equipped break room, a rooftop garden, and indoor lounges have been meticulously designed to foster a sense of community and encourage networking.

Since the move in 2016, the building at 2500 Daniels Bridge Road has not only facilitated KPC’s operations but has also become a landmark in Athens, GA. It stands as a testament to Kevin Price Construction’s dedication to excellence, innovation, and community engagement.

Architect: Williams & Associates

Kevin Price Construction completed a fast paced Design/Build CM at Risk project involving a renovation and addition at McCann Aerospace Machining in Athens, GA. This project consisted of a 10,000 SF lean-to, pre-engineered building for new office space as well as a 68,000 SF pre-engineered, free-standing structure for manufacturing. Additionally, this project required construction of a large site grading and drainage project along a stream buffer. Construction on this project began in July of 2015 and the project reached substantial completion by October of 2015.

KPC served as the general contractor in the construction of a new, 13,500 SF medium security dormitory facility for Athens-Clarke County. This facility was built to house non-violent inmates sentenced to a work release program. The steel, masonry, and EIFS facility includes dormitory space, restrooms, laundry, vending & food service areas. This project achieved LEED certification in November of 2012.

Architect:

Precision Planning

KPC built a new Wildlife Resources Building for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources in Social Circle, GA. This building was new construction and the project was completed within 8 months. Work consisted of the addition of an 11,500 SF wood frame building and demo and renovation of existing offices.

The 17,000-square-foot facility major renovation included a new climate controlled, four-stall vehicle delivery bay, children’s play area, three guest lounges, a café, office and reception areas, and modifications to plumbing, electrical and HVAC. The project was performed on the active site as the business was open. Various stages of construction were used to minimize the disruption of business.

The project involved removal of existing seating, railings, casework, flooring and ceiling finishes. Seating, railing, casework, chalkboards, acoustical wall panels etc. were removed first. Scaffolding was installed to remove the existing ceiling. Plumbing rough in at the restroom, demolition on the lower level & corridors were concurrent with the upper level. Above ceiling fire protection, electrical and mechanical, drywall and acoustical finishes were performed.  Light fixtures, mechanical diffusers, grills and sprinkler system trim out were also completed. Testing, balancing, punch list, final cleaning, final inspections and occupancy permit were completed the last two weeks of July. The building was turned over to the owner August 1, 2014.

Owner:    Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia

A 18,375 SF shopping center in Lake Oconee Village near Reynolds Plantation in Greene County. Suite sizes range from 1,220-2,695 SF.

Current National Tenants include Verizon Wireless and Benjamin Moore Paint.

For information about lease space available in this center, please contact us.

 

 

Kevin Price Construction completed construction of a 85,000 SF new elementary school with a 20,000 SF detached gym on a 26 acre site in Covington, GA. Work consisted of sitework and erecting the two new buildings complete with offices, classrooms, a cafeteria, a media center, and computer labs. In spite of challenges that arose as a result of significant rock/blasting, KPC was able to complete the project on-time and the new facility was ready in time for school to begin in the fall.

The Morgan County High School Gymnasium was a 39,318 square foot new building in the center of an existing, operating campus. The building is a 2 story state-of-the-art gymnasium facility with elevated walkways to tie in to existing grandstands. The gymnasium incorporated an elevator, wood sports floor, showers and locker rooms and full concession areas. Our services included all aspects of management as well as value engineering and exceptional performance in the areas of cost, quality and schedule.

Architect: Manley, Spangler, Smith Architects, Inc.