P.J. Hoerr, Inc. stands as one of Central Illinois’ premier General Contractors, Construction Managers and Design/Builders. Founded in 1914 by Philipp J. Hoerr as a concrete construction company, our stamp can still be seen on many area driveways and sidewalks. Now into our 105th year of operations P.J. Hoerr, Inc. has become a diverse, multi-office commercial builder.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Maroa-Forsyth Community High School - Maroa, IL
PAST PERFORMANCE - This 98,000 square foot high school campus consists of classrooms, a library complex, dining and kitchen areas, science labs, locker rooms and a gymnasium with a physical training room. The facility was built on farmland that required 6 feet of engineered structural fill to raise the site and allow for drainage. Other infrastructure improvements included a new sewer, a storm water retention pond, and concrete curbs, sidewalks, lighting and asphalt pavement for a 300 space parking lot.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
First United Methodist Church - Peoria, IL
Today found carpenters and laborers forming up walls for a pour this week. Also featured are a few photos taken two weeks ago when concrete pump trucks were brought in for the footings pour.
LeRoy Replex - LeRoy, IL
PAST PERFORMANCE - This facility provides the community of LeRoy a
multitude of opportunities. You can run
or walk on the running track, work out on the new fitness equipment, or lift
weights. The new gym is set up for both
basketball and volleyball. You can
choose to swim laps or just enjoy the water in the indoor pool and when the
weather is nice, take advantage of the outdoor pool. The little kids will enjoy the play features
that are part of the kiddie pool. Both
pools are set up to provide competitive swim meets. Activity rooms are also available for small group
meetings.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Annual P.J. Hoerr | Summit Masonry | Benchmark Cabinets Company Picnic
Every year just as the autumn season
begins, the P.J. Hoerr family of companies gets together for its annual picnic featuring family, food, fun and
prizes. This year our theme was farm animals.
Barnyard Discoveries brought their mobile petting zoo, creative transformations
were made by Face Painting by Wild Style Design,
balloon creations were provided by The Unique Twist and Twisting Crew and Po'
Boys Barbeque once again catered the delicious food.
Thanks everyone for coming out to enjoy the day!
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Calvary United Methodist Church - Normal, IL
Construction is underway on the Phase II Building
Expansion to Calvary United Methodist Church in Normal, IL. The expansion will be a 20,000 square foot addition
to the current Worship Center. The "upper level" contains space for
Worship Arts Ministry, a chapel, walking track and fellowship areas. The "lower
level" includes a multi-purpose room with a stage, dedicated space for Calvary
Student Ministries, a kitchen and fellowship space.
Today I spoke with Superintendent Brian Eddy to get a summary of what this project entails. (Please excuse the wind noise overlapping audio, I have a solution for next video I post)
Existing Calvary United Methodist Church P.J. Hoerr constructed
Today I spoke with Superintendent Brian Eddy to get a summary of what this project entails. (Please excuse the wind noise overlapping audio, I have a solution for next video I post)
Existing Calvary United Methodist Church P.J. Hoerr constructed
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Washington Area Community Center - Washington, IL
Client Testimonial
"Dear Joe Hart, Paul Bright and Brian Faulkner: On behalf of the Washington Area Community Center board of directors, the 6,500 plus members of Five Points Washington, the thousands who have enjoyed events at the Caterpillar Performing Arts Center, the WCHS swim teams, the scores of seniors who play cards and “party” at the new Washington Senior Center, the brides and grooms who have celebrated in the banquet center, the patrons who use the new library, and the new employees of Five Points Washington let me say “thank you” for all you, your employees, and subcontractors did to help make the vision a reality!
"Every day as I drive by the facility I see the parking lot filled with cars. When I enter the doors I see toddlers barely able to walk and seniors sometimes walking with canes. I see moms and dads dropping kids off at the day care room or taking them to a special event at the library. I see 70-somethings working on the cardio machines alongside 20-somethings pumping iron. They all have something in common – a broad smile! I have seen rappers, Irish tenors, gospel, a cappella, and country western singer; comedians; and orchestra members who are all surprised by the grandness of our theater.
"While such a magnificent building would not have been possible without the time, talents, and treasures of many, it truly would not have gotten “off the ground” without your team. Thanks for all the counsel, professionalism, and effort you invested in Five Points Washington!"
Sherril West | President
Washington Area Community Center
Click link for past posting of this project
Washington Area Community Center
"Dear Joe Hart, Paul Bright and Brian Faulkner: On behalf of the Washington Area Community Center board of directors, the 6,500 plus members of Five Points Washington, the thousands who have enjoyed events at the Caterpillar Performing Arts Center, the WCHS swim teams, the scores of seniors who play cards and “party” at the new Washington Senior Center, the brides and grooms who have celebrated in the banquet center, the patrons who use the new library, and the new employees of Five Points Washington let me say “thank you” for all you, your employees, and subcontractors did to help make the vision a reality!
"Every day as I drive by the facility I see the parking lot filled with cars. When I enter the doors I see toddlers barely able to walk and seniors sometimes walking with canes. I see moms and dads dropping kids off at the day care room or taking them to a special event at the library. I see 70-somethings working on the cardio machines alongside 20-somethings pumping iron. They all have something in common – a broad smile! I have seen rappers, Irish tenors, gospel, a cappella, and country western singer; comedians; and orchestra members who are all surprised by the grandness of our theater.
"While such a magnificent building would not have been possible without the time, talents, and treasures of many, it truly would not have gotten “off the ground” without your team. Thanks for all the counsel, professionalism, and effort you invested in Five Points Washington!"
Sherril West | President
Washington Area Community Center
Click link for past posting of this project
Washington Area Community Center
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