Posted on Wed, Jun 02, 2010
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McClurg Remodeling & Construction Services today announced that nine additional employees have been designated U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Certified Renovators for successfully completing training on Lead Safety for Renovation, Repair and Painting. They are:
Jayson Breckheimer
Paul Jones
Scott McClurg
Dan Olenych
Vince Petralito
Mike Pierik
Jim Pitts
Mark Waite
Andy Wargo
McClurg now has 28 employees who are EPA-certified for lead paint safety. The company is also an EPA Certified Renovator business.
The EPA certifications are required to perform work on any pre-1978 homes, since these homes may contain lead paint. Employees were trained on how to test for the presence of lead in paint, how to establish a safe work environment for workers and home occupants, and how to properly clean and remediate the work site.
McClurg Remodeling & Construction Services has served Central New York homeowners and commercial customers for more than 30 years. Residential remodeling projects include kitchens, bathrooms, exterior living spaces, basement conversions, additions, large-scale renovations and interior and exterior alterations. Smaller household repair projects are handled by Home Repair by McClurg, which provides a wide range of services including door and window installations, drywall repair, rail and step replacement, roof and deck repair, and tub and window frame caulking.
Posted on Tue, Feb 09, 2010
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Nineteen employees of McClurg Remodeling and Construction Services have been designated U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Certified Renovators for successfully completing training on Lead Safety for Renovation, Repair and Painting. The company is also an EPA Certified Renovator business.
The EPA certification is required to work on pre-1978 homes, which may contain lead paint. Employees were trained on how to test for the presence of lead in paint, how to establish a safe work environment for workers and home occupants, and how to properly clean and remediate the site.
The following employees earned the EPA Certified Renovator designation for lead safety:
Joe Conte
John Cramer
Tyler Dixon
Dave Furness
Tim Green
John Griffin
Jeremy Henderson
Pete Henderson
John Holmes
Brian Johnson
Jim Kelly
Jeff Livingstone
Jeff Loefstedt
Tom McGraw
Joe Policastro
Donn Schuldt
Mike Smith
Jerry Thayer
Jim Welsh
McClurg Remodeling & Construction Services has served Central New York homeowners and commercial customers for more than 30 years. Residential remodeling projects include kitchens, bathrooms, exterior living spaces, basement conversions, additions, large-scale renovations and interior and exterior alterations. Smaller household repair projects are handled by HomeRepair by McClurg, which provides a wide range of services including door and window installations, drywall repair, rail and step replacement, roof and deck repair, and tub and window frame caulking.
Posted on Wed, Mar 14, 2007
The John A. Weeks headquarters building at Baltimore Woods is getting a helping hand from the community in order to undergo a much-needed renovation, reported Patty Weisse, Executive Director of Centers for Nature Education, Inc. at Baltimore Woods in Marcellus, N.Y.
The project is an upgrade to the main office and adjoining areas. McClurg, a remodeling and construction services business also located in Marcellus, which previously had done work for the center, is leading the volunteer effort.
"While the Weeks Interpretive Center is relatively new, the staff office space in the older building has been in need of significant renovations for quite some time," says Weisse. "We are very appreciative of the leadership provided by Scott McClurg and his company to move this project forward. The response from others in the community - stepping up and donating materials - has been very gratifying as well."
The Baltimore Woods Nature Preserve has been offering environmental education programs to the community for more than 40 years. The preserve is owned by Save The County, a private not-for-profit organization.
"Baltimore Woods is a tremendous asset to the Central New York community," says Scott McClurg, President of McClurg. "We embarked on this volunteer effort to ensure that the facility is modernized and fully accommodates the increasing needs of the staff and guests. We are proud to be leading this effort."
In addition to providing consulting services for the project at no cost, McClurg is donating the equivalent of one week of labor by two carpenters. Additionally, Erie Materials is providing interior doors, Purcell's is supplying paint and Liverpool Lumber will donate the lumber, framing and other needed supplies.
The contributions from McClurg, Erie Materials, Purcell's and Liverpool Lumber make up approximately half of the amount needed for this project, added Weisse. "We are still in need of volunteers and donations for electrical work, painting and other services to complete the upgrade," she said.
The renovation began this week. Companies or individuals interested in volunteering or donating materials or services should contact Patty Weisse at (315) 673-1350.