Keith Bishop, Co-CEO, Bishops Orchards
May 4, 2015
“Once we received the design plans from our architect, we went directly to Munger and asked how they would go about helping us with our renovation that would add 7,220 sq.-ft. of multifaceted space that blended the current renovation with seven prior additions. We did not seek a proposal from anyone else. This complex project enabled Munger to showcase a variety of talents such as carpentry and framing, masonry, structural steel, roofing, internal trim and fit-out and mechanical services. There were many hi-tech elements including HVAC, mechanical, fire and safety. Munger navigated the complex without interrupting customer activity or employee workflows. I am pleased that we were able to greet our fall harvest customers and have them wonder what’s different. They told us that it’s always looked this way.”
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