Community
Shelco has set a standard as a good corporate partner and works hard to give back to the community. Shelco is passionate about contributing a portion of their profits earned in their areas of work back into the local communities where it is needed the most. Additionally, Shelco provides a variety of Gift-In-Kind services and encourages partners on specifics projects to follow their lead.
Forsyth Humane Society
Winston-Salem, NC
10,000 SF Animal Adoption Center
- Adaptive re-use
- 25,000 SF green space with garden and dog park
- Outdoor screened area for cats
- Cat ledges created by local Boy Scout for Eagle Scout project
Industries for the Blind
Winston-Salem, NC
4,000 SF Independent Learning Center
- Independent learning center for blind or visually impaired children and adults
- Includes a mock-up apartment
- Arts and crafts room
- Conference room
- Playground and garden
First Tee
Charlotte, NC
3,200 SF Renovation
- Exterior and interior retrofit
- All new plumbing, electrical and HVAC
- New roof and exterior painting
- Replaced glass and glazing system
- A collaborative “in-kind” effort of over 40 dedicated subcontractors
First Tee Addition
Charlotte, NC
2,400 SF Addition to Existing Facility
- Seamless transition of finishes
- In-kind donations from Shelco and major subcontractors
- Exposed ductwork throughout
HopeWay Foundation
Charlotte, NC
53,000 SF Residential and Day Treatment Facility
- Construction included a resident wing, education, meditation, consultation and treatment components, as well as a full service kitchen and cafeteria
- 14,000 SF gymnasium renovation including the addition of locker rooms
- Ten (10) month construction schedule
- Negotiate GMP with no fee and limited general conditions as a partnership with HopeWay as an “In Kind” donation
“By far Shelco has provided the most successful experience with the CM at Risk delivery method to ASU by virtue of their dedication and straight forward dealings with us. I would retain this firm as my first choice on any future CM at Risk project and cannot recommend them highly enough for your committee consideration.”
—Clyde D. Robbins, PhD
Director Design & Construction (Retired)
Appalachian State University
