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FEATURED PROJECT: GALVESTON RENTALS, INC.

It’s safe to say Ray Rekoff has been involved in the construction industry his entire life. The owner of Galveston Rentals, Inc. and B.O.I Construction Company, his family’s history in the trade goes back to the 1930’s starting with Ray’s grandpa who initially sparked his interest. Being in the business of building, Ray couldn’t help but see the need for construction equipment rentals on his home island, Galveston. It started in 1998 when the former island’s rental company, A1 Rentals, was replaced by United Rentals. Shortly after opening, United Rental shut that location down in 1999 which would make the residents of Galveston take a trip into the mainland when they needed forklifts, excavators, or various other machinery. That changed in 2000 when Galveston Rentals opened on a piece of city property close to the islands’ airport. The company served the community well but in 2008 when Hurricane Ike hit, all their equipment was lost as well as structural damage to their 2,500 square-fo

FEATURED PROJECT: PINEYWOODS STORAGE AT OAKCREST

Pineywoods Storage at Oakcrest opened on September 8th, 2018, almost an exact year after construction started in September 2017. With a climate-controlled interior, open and covered storage with interior electrical outlets in some of the units, it is a storage facility wonderland. Self-Storage How did this facility come about? Jason Kopke bought land in 2016 when he noticed “the need for a quality storage facility in the Cypress area.” It is clear there is a growing market for storage facilities, whether it is for decluttering or moving, Kopke was sure to include options for everyone’s needs. Self-Storage When bidding on this project, Whirlwind reached out to Kopke with what he said was “a comprehensive solution for all buildings including boat, RV, climate-controlled storage, drop off canopies, covered storage and a main office.” Kopke was easily able to complete his project having to only work with one metal provider for all the materials needed. Self-Storage Choosing 26-gauge Super