Connolly Brothers Inc. completes build-out of 234,282 s/f for Ferguson Enterprises, LLC

Taunton, MA Connolly Brothers Inc. completed build-out of a 234,282 s/f warehouse project for Ferguson Enterprises, LLC. 

The new 40-ft. clear high-bay warehouse required modifications to facilitate installation of specialized equipment such as an extensive floor-to-ceiling racking system designed to manage inventory of over 60,000 Ferguson products. Tilt-up wall modifications were also necessary to accommodate new 24 ft. by 14 ft. roll-up doors. 

The scope of the project also included a 5,743 s/f Ferguson retail store, 30,000 s/f of offices and training space for Ferguson employees, a designated pro pick-up and will-call area, a 24/7 online ordering pick-up area and three exterior loading ramps. 

“I cannot thank you and your team enough for getting us across the finish line on time for this project,” said Ferguson construction project manager, Eric Thomas. “Your team has done an amazing job communicating expectations and holding all stakeholders accountable. I am still amazed what your team had to overcome on this project while still maintaining schedule. No matter the issue or problem, we worked together to find a solution rather than pointing fingers for how we ended up here. Truly a ‘One Team’ effort!” 

This facility will be the first Ferguson shipping hub to service the New England region and was successfully completed on time and on budget. 

“We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Ferguson on this exciting ship hub project and commend the entire project team for working through a very tight schedule to successfully deliver this project on time,” said Connolly Brothers president and CEO, Jay Connolly. “We very much look forward to continuing our relationship with Ferguson moving forward.” 

Connolly served as construction manager and Ware Malcomb served as the architect of record. The project team also included Encore Fire Protection, RELCO Reilly Electrical Contractors, Inc. and Tech Mechanical Systems, Inc.