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WELLS BLUE BUNNY WELCOME CENTER
LeMars, Iowa

The Wells Blue Bunny Visitors Center required more than just the standard strip mall store front and interior finish. Designed to be a "show piece" in LeMars, this center of attention on Hwy 75 shows the Exterior Insulated Finish System (EIFS) flexibility with colors and accents. Inside features a historic distinctive metal pan ceiling which enhances the motife and style of the ice cream parlor. The difficult framing required to create a unique flowing design of individual store fronts exemplifies our abilities to build whatever you invision.

THINKER TOYS
Singing Hills Drive Sioux City, IA

Truely one of the most unique and creative buildings in Sioux City, this exterior finish required skill, experience and dedication to construction excellence. The curved walls, windows, and top required "out of the ordinary" lay out, framing and finishing abilities. All aspects of exterior and interior walls took dedication and professional execution of workmen to produce this challenging building. Trust our JARCO experts to create your distinctive difference in building.

SIOUX CITY AUDITORIUM / LONGLINES FAMILY CENTER

The renovation of Sioux City's most recognizable building required a combination of old and new style construction blended into a beautiful resurrection of this landmark. From demolition of interior to rebuilding, this complex project required the artwork of "old style" plastering, erection of walls, adding an elevator and reworking the corridor system. Tight time schedules and complexity of the building materials added to the challenge to bring this old structure to a new life.

WINNEBAGO HOSPITAL
Winnebago, NE

The NEW COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE FACILITY in Winnebago Nebraska: This is a large hospital addition that has three floors plus a helicopter pad and reception area on the roof. Designed as a "state of the art" structure, this building involved creative framing in many modern wall curves and ceiling designs. This was the largest project JARCO completed to date at 2.5 million. Complicating this project was entirely metric blue prints, a construction manager that withheld payments ninety to one hundred twenty days and working with the Corp of Engineers. Besides the metal framing, JARCO did all the insulation, drywall application and finishing, acoustical ceilings, linear ceilings, wood slat ceilings and exterior insulated finish systems (EIFS).