Quality Construction Projects from Concept to Completion
R.D. Johnson Construction, Inc. has completed construction management services for the renovation of a 2,982-square-foot space within Cape Coral Hospital, located at 708 Del Prado Blvd. in Cape Coral. The project included a complete interior renovation of the vascular surgeons suite in the Medical Office Building at Cape Coral Hospital. Also, the project included construction […]
R.D. Johnson Construction, Inc. is pleased to welcome Chrissy Zimmerman as its new project manager assistant for the company. In this position, she is responsible for handling administrative tasks including project set-up, permitting, subcontractor and vendor invoicing, document and drawing management, and project close-outs. She will also assist the project managers with subcontractor and vendor […]
R.D. Johnson Construction, Inc. has completed the second-floor renovations at The Woodruff Institute for Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery, located at 23471 Walden Center Dr., Unit 200, in Bonita Springs. The project was an interior renovation of 2,134 square feet of existing medical office space and 1,600 square feet of white shell space. The existing medical […]
R.D. Johnson Construction, Inc. has started construction of a new, 3,700-square-foot physical therapy building at Cypress Cove at HealthPark, a Continuing Care Retirement Community located in South Fort Myers. The new building will include a new exterior entrance and vestibule that is connected to The Lodge at Cypress Cove, the community’s 64-room skilled nursing center. […]
R.D. Johnson Construction, Inc. has launched a new website at www.RDJohnsonConstruction.com. The mobile-friendly website is designed to give prospective clients and other interested parties an all-inclusive look into the company’s team of professionals, experience and commitment to excellence. The website includes links to current projects, services and testimonials from previous clients. R.D. Johnson Construction, Inc. […]
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