SES is a 66,818 sf pre-engineered metal building structure, that includes a 16,000 sf mezzanine.  The exterior consists of EIFS, architectural metal panels, and extensive store-front and curtain wall systems.  The interior is a combination of upscale office space and operations/warehouse space.  The SES building sits on a 15-acre site.  Fourth Elm served as the …

The Triad Business Journal recently mentioned our work as the General Contractor on the Deuterman Law Group’s new two-story, 23,363 sf office on Lawndale Avenue in Greensboro, NC.  The first floor will consist of attorney offices, conference rooms, and addition client-related space, while the second floor will primarily be made up of staff offices, a …

We are thrilled that the Triad Business Journal featured our project with the Buddy Lyons and LeoTerra Development.  The article highlights the 80,000 sf, single-level, climate-controlled facility which will be managed by Life Storage.  Buddy Lyons plans to have his first four storage sites complete by spring of 2020.  The full article can be found …

We are thrilled that the Triad Business Journal featured our project with the ACC Headquarters. Their new space showcases new graphics, accomplishments, quotes on the wall, and a board room fit for only the best. The office focuses on representing each member in the ACC equally  The full article can be found here:  Triad Business …

The Triad Business Journal featured Fourth Elm Construction’s 3,200 sf project with Piedmont Federal Savings Bank. The new branch is complete, it has opened, and it’s located in a great location in High Point, NC.  The interior features an open concept with ample seating and a conference room that has store-front glass and exposed offices.  …

A downtown Triad building, known as the “Odd Fellows Building” is surrounded by new development and will be sold for $1.2 million. It will be renovated into a new space and Fourth Elm Construction is the General Contractor.  The buyers of the building plan to gut the space and renovate it with larger windows and …

Fourth Elm Construction is excited to be the General Contractor for the nation’s largest provider of funeral and cemetery services for the building of a $4.5 million funeral home in the Triad that will eliminate the need for difficult funeral processions. The funeral home will be in Forsyth Memorial Park in Winston-Salem, NC. The full …

We love when Triad Business Journal features our projects.  We were recently mentioned for our work on Odyssey Dental in Summerfield, NC. This project is still under construction but you can already get a sense of what it will look like upon completion.                         …

Fourth Elm is excited for being mentioned in the Triad Business Journal for our work on Piedmont Crossing’s Dining Hall and Bistro. This was a great project in Thomasville, NC where it’s owned and operated by United Church Homes and Services.                  

Fourth Elm is delighted to be mentioned in the Triad Business Journal for our work on Burke Mill Village in Winston-Salem, NC. This is an exciting multi-tenant project.

Fourth Elm Construction is grateful for the amazing projects and relationships we made in 2018 and look forward to what 2019 will bring! Project illustrations 🎨 done by Sydney Lane at Lane Paper Works

Fourth Elm Construction is thrilled to partner with our friends at The Brooks Group to build their new corporate office on the top floor of the 301 N. Elm Tower. What an exciting project and investment in downtown Greensboro! Check out the article from the Triad Business Journal about The Brooks Group move to Downtown Greensboro.

Fourth Elm Construction is very excited to partner with DairiO on their new location in Asheboro. The new restaurant will be located at 527 W. Dixie Drive and is expected to be completed by late summer. Check out the article in the Asheboro Courier-Tribune!

Fourth Elm Construction was thrilled to see our current construction project, Bank OZK in Winston-Salem on the front of the Triad Business Journal. Take a look at the article to see “what lies ahead” for 2019!

Fourth Elm Construction is excited to contribute to Piedmont Federal Saving Bank’s growing presence in the Triad. A new, 3,200 sf bank branch is under construction in High Point with an anticipated opening in May 2019. Check out the article in the Triad Business Journal!

Bank OZK (previously Bank of the Ozarks) is building a two-story, 10,300 SF branch on Hanes Mall Boulevard in Winston-Salem. In 2015 Bank OZK entered the market with the purchase of Mocksville-based Bank of the Carolinas. The new branch will have modern frameless glass partitions, energy efficient windows and LED lighting. More on this story can …

Building products provider Cook and Boardman will increase its current office space from 5,000 SF to 15,585. The company simply “ran out of room” and will move from their current Westpoint Boulevard location to the Salem Creek Business Park in Winston-Salem. Because of Cook and Boardman’s “premier presence as a longtime and respected supplier in …

A new retail building is under construction next to an existing building being renovated in a high-traffic Triad location circled by roads. Greenwood & Charles of Winston-Salem is developing a new retail building in Kernersville on the round-about across from the new Lowes Food store on Market View Drive. Meanwhile, the developer is renovating in …

Fourth Elm Construction is working with a S.C.-based company to develop Encore Retail Shops, a small retail center, along one of Winston-Salem’s busiest corridors.  The project is located at 1602 S. Stratford Road, across from Hanes Mall, and will include four bays.  The retail center will have 16,267 square feel on the mail level and …

Fourth Elm Construction is proud to have constructed Florida-based software company Superion’s new High Point location. Overall, it was a project totaling $3.46 million and created 80 new jobs for the Triad area. Lake Mary, Fla.–based software firm Superion has moved in to its new High Point location, a project totaling $3.46 million and 80 …

Fourth Elm Construction is thrilled to serve as the General Contractor for this new car dealership, located at 1545 Peters Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem.  The project continues Fourth Elm’s tradition and excellence in automotive facility construction. The dealership, designed as a part of Mazda’s “Retail Evolution Prototype Program”, will feature a vehicle display lift in …

This is a project that completely transformed the corner of the busiest intersection in High Point. Our clients call the building “Mainchester” (it is at the corner of Main and Eastchester/Westchester in High Point, NC). New facade and site work completely upgraded the look of the building. Owners spent more than $1.2 million on updates.  …

One of the largest self-storage companies in the Triad continues to ride the wave of storage expansion with the opening of three more locations in the next three months. AAA Self Storage is adding locations in High Point, Kernersville and south Greensboro. General Manager Chad Hockaday said all three should be ready to open before …

A high-profile construction company in the Triad has changed its name to avoid confusion with its sister operation. GEMCAP Construction has rebranded as “Fourth Elm Construction LLC” in an attempt to distinguish itself from GEMCAP Cos.’ development branch. “It was just confusing to people,” John Martin, a partner with Justin Gibhardt in the firm, told Triad …

It’s official: Lake Mary, Fla.-based software firm Superion will expand with 80 new jobs in High Point and invest $3.46 million in its Triad operations. Governor Roy Cooper announced the expansion Thursday. “Our state’s software and IT industry is strong and getting stronger,” said Gov. Cooper. “Jobs like Superion’s are in demand, and we’re committed to increasing the pool of talented …

The president of Thomasville-based Ennis-Flint said Tuesday that the global manufacturer of road pavement markings is moving its headquarters to a building in High Point, with plans to relocate 80 employees to the new facility by Oct. 1.

Duke Eye Center of Winston-Salem will move into a new, larger facility this summer, allowing it to expand its services. GEMCAP Construction of Winston-Salem is converting an empty shell at 1340 Creekshire Way into the medical facility, which will provide 11,840 square feet of space for the center.

The historic former Woolworth’s building in downtown Winston-Salem, which houses the city’s chamber of commerce on the top floor, is about to undergo a $4 million renovation scheduled for completion by the end of the year.