Officer's Club Project!

We're pleased to announce that we have been selected to perform a renovation and systems upgrade project by the US Navy. 

This fast-track initiative will involve interior renovations and HVAC-system updating in the officer’s club building at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. 

The scope-of-work will include new ceilings and walls, electrical and architectural upgrades, interior finish work, and the installation of a dormer on the building’s slate roof to accommodate the new HVAC unit. The new system will be more energy efficient, and will also have sufficient capacity to properly heat and cool the entire facility.

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Renovation Project for BA Distributors at SNG Barratt Group

We are pleased to share some recent news that Brookstone Builders, Inc. has been awarded a renovation project by BA Distributors of Manchester, NH.

The scope-of-work will include demolition and renovations at SNG Barratt Group, a classic and modern Jaguar parts distributor located at the Auburn Traffic Circle in Manchester, NH. The project will begin with the interior demolition of second-floor mezzanines and warehouse storage areas. It will also involve some minor roof repair along with the installation of new insulation to the building shell, and the installation of new electrical/data systems and LED lighting. In addition, the existing HVAC system will be extended into the warehouse areas. A new shipping and receiving area will also be created, including new walls, ceilings, lighting and finish work. The project is being done in preparation for a new warehouse racking system, which will be installed by the owner.

Jack Boardman will be Brookstone Builders’ Project Manager for the project. Electrical work will be done on a design/build basis through Titan Electric of Manchester, NH.

Unique Project!

We were recently selected to perform a unique replacement project by the US Navy that you might find interesting.

The scope-of-work will involve the dismantling, removal and replacement of a spiral staircase that services the lowest level of a dry-dock pump house at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The new staircase will be made of stainless steel, and will facilitate easier access for the crews that maintain the dewatering pumps, which are located approximately fifty-feet below ground level.

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