Minor league baseball season is a little more than two months away and baseball fans will notice a few differences at LMCU Ballpark for Whitecaps games. In a partnership with Erhardt Construction, the Whitecaps are currently in Phase 1 of remodeling the stadium. They are excited to see their plan on paper slowly come to life.

The West Michigan Whitecaps shared an update on the LMCU Ballpark’s massive renovation project Tuesday. “Our Ballpark Modernization project is still going strong, and our friends at Erhardt Construction Company are making incredible progress!”

The planned expansion will add more bathrooms, concessions stands, an elevator, and additional viewing areas to the northwest corner of Lubbers Stadium. Grand Rapids-based Erhardt Construction has been tapped as the construction manager for the project.

The Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) honored West Michigan’s finest projects in its annual Excellence in Construction Awards (EIC) on Sept. 21, 2023. The EIC Awards are all about celebrating the jaw-dropping projects brought to life by ABC Western Michigan chapter members.

The Children’s Healing Center plans to relocate to a new home adjacent to the Calvin University campus. The nonprofit Children’s Healing Center has acquired a building from Calvin University and is planning an extensive renovation.

The Children’s Healing Center (CHC) announced Tuesday it plans to move to a new home. The pediatric healthcare service says the new facility will allow them to meet growing demand for their services in Grand Rapids.

The MMA is moving forward with a huge expansion project that will add a basement area to the museum and enable it to keep up with recent growth. The $11.2 million project broke ground over a year ago, but progress is far more visible than before.

Muskegon city commissioners approve nearly $16.5M in financing for a highly anticipated plan to bring 57 apartment units to downtown Muskegon. Erhardt Construction Co. is the contractor, and Integrated Architecture LLC is designing the project.

FSU has announced Arlen-Dean Gaddy, vice president of business development at Erhardt Construction, and Jenifer Cutter, regional manager of AHC Hospitality, as chair and chair-elect, respectively, of the board of directors of The Ferris Foundation.

Wickstrom said the municipal sector will continue to grow in 2023 as local municipalities are going to continue to ramp up investment in facilities, services and infrastructure to serve the public. “There is a good amount of work coming from local cities, townships and counties, which I think is good for our region and our industry,” he said.

Traverse City Whiskey Co. (TCWC), an award-winning portfolio of premium whiskeys and bourbon made in Michigan, officially broke ground on the future site of its new whiskey production facility, in Traverse City.

Muskegon County is moving forward with an estimated $12.6 million in renovations to its Hall of Justice that include an exterior facelift. The county has hired Erhardt Construction of Ada as the construction manager to oversee the hall of justice work.

Today, Whitecaps leadership announced that they are doubling down and embarking on a multi-year project that will reinvest in the next 30 years of Whitecaps baseball by reimagining what LMCU Ballpark can be for baseball, the community, and the local entertainment landscape.

A West Michigan construction firm has a new business development leader. Erhardt Construction announced this week the promotion of Arlen-Dean Gaddy to vice president of business development.

Eighteen years ago, a young sculptor from Grand Rapids was invited to exhibit 16 bronze sculptures depicting the life of Saint Francis at the Basilica of Saint Francis in Italy.

The expansion of Traverse City Whiskey Company, the first distillery and bottling plant in downtown Traverse City, is expected to generate a total capital investment of approximately $20 million and create nearly 100 jobs.

Erhardt Construction, the general contractor responsible for some of West Michigan’s most well-known buildings, turned 60 on October 17th!

The Associated Builders and Contractors Western Michigan Chapter highlighted the industry’s most high-quality companies in various categories