We are pleased to announce that we have moved into our new office headquarters in Whitehouse Station, NJ. While this location is only 2 miles west of our previous office in Branchburg, NJ, it provides us the much-needed room to keep pace with our growing operations.
We recently added a Flooring Division to further broaden the service offerings and turnkey solutions we provide to our clients. Our team is trained and certified for carpet, resilient, and a variety of specialty flooring and wall finishes.
The start of this roadwork kicks off the $150 million renovation project that will change the face of the medical center and the entire Lyons Avenue landscape.
Right now, we are in the process of pouring the exposed aggregate concrete for the new 1,400ft long plaza walkway. Using methodically calculated procedures, our team can pour up to 400 feet of aggregate per day.
As the Nicholson Corporation continues to grow, so do our operations. Our company is in the process of relocating to a new 50,000 SF facility in Whitehouse Station, NJ.
Our team of experienced engineers use advanced earthwork software to compute cut/fill volumes, accurately bid, and plan the job efficiently.
Our experienced sitework crews continue to impress at the J&J World Headquarters connectivity project in New Brunswick, NJ. These central plaza walkway improvements mark the beginning phase of many more phases to come at this site.
An exciting addition is coming to JFK’s Terminal 4, which serves many international airlines and over 21 million passengers each year. We are working with the New York City District Council of Carpenters, VAL Floors and Lafayette Metal & Glass Company on the new Amex Centurion Lounge.
Nicholson Corporation is excited to partner with the New York City District Council of Carpenters to build the foundation of Richmond University Medical Center's new emergency department. We will also be working with CannonDesign (architect) and LF Driscoll-Structure Tone (GC).
In late March, we partnered with LF Driscoll to deliver N95 masks to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 crisis. Ken Inella, Vice President of LF Driscoll, drove up to New Jersey to pick up masks from Nicholson Corporation to donate to AtlantiCare. Thank you Ken!
