Weaver Commercial Contractor, Inc out of Wooster, Ohio along with Harris/Day Architecture out of Canton, Ohio has completed an expansion project for the Akron Canton Airport. This expansion involved relocating the restraurants in the main terminal so the space where the restaurants were located  could be expanded and renovated to house the new TSA security screening area. The new screening area has four lanes that can be expanded to six in the future with the latest scanning technology.

Weaver Commercial Contractor has begun the construction of two expansion projects for the Orrville YMCA located in Orrville, Ohio.

The first expansion project consists of a 4,467 square foot children's day care wing where there are provisions for infants, toddlers, and older children. Special care was taken to control noise in the infant and toddler areas, and special precautions were taken to insure security in this wing.

Two new outdoor playground areas are being constructed. One for the younger children and one for the older children.

Weaver Commercial Contractor and TDA Architects have completed the new Athletic Facilities project for the Dalton Local School District consisting an auxilary gymnasium with a high school regulation basketball court, two cross courts for basketball, high school regulation volleyball, weight room, locker room, coachs office, training room, and a mezzanine for wresting practice and storage.

The key to any successful project is clear, concise understanding between architects, engineers, construction professionals, facility managers, and owners. Today, building information modeling (BIM) is breaking down barriers and bridging communication between extended design and construction teams, providing consistent and reliable information across the scope of a project.

WCC will be a Nucor Builder for Wayne County. Quality products are the hallmark of Nucor Building Systems and WCC. Nucor Building Systems is an affiliate of the Nucor Corporation, a Fortune 500 company.

Scannell Properties has chosen Weaver Commercial Contractor to construct a building engineered by Precept Design Architects that meet all FedEx’s present and future needs.

A split-face block and metal veneer building was designed with a long bay system using 50 ft. OC mainframes. This specialty building includes an internal exhaust and CO2 monitoring system, and fiber mesh within the concrete for complete curement to effectively distribute excessive weight.