News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 17, 2008
Cobb Hill Construction begins renovations to Holy Trinity Church
According to Cobb Hill Construction, Inc., efforts are underway on a major renovation project at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.
The renovation of the church involves the lower level of the building, a 3000 s/f space that will be completely gutted and renovated. New flooring and wainscoting on the walls will add a modern update to the space. Two bathrooms, located on the lower level, will be renovated to comply with ADA regulations. An entirely new heating system, additional ventilation in the bell tower, and a new fire alarm system will also be included in the renovation. Additionally, a new elevator will be installed to provide ADA access to the sanctuary, kitchen, and office area.
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