Churches
Building for the Future – a building for your ministry
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Sanctuary – a place of refuge, peace, safety and reverence. That’s what you create when you build, remodel or maintain your church.
It has to be a space that respects the past but anticipates the future. You need a church construction team that helps you understand what you need, respects what you can afford and honors the traditions and values of your congregation.
With over 50 years of experience in Central Pennsylvania, T-Ross Brothers Construction is rooted in the culture and identity of the communities they serve. They respect the spiritual diversity of the area and strive to create buildings that build and nurture these congregations.
T-Ross is uniquely suited to church construction through their “Design-Build Process” that integrates all phases from concept to completion. In a traditional “design-bid-build” process, an architect may draw up a plan that is beautiful and appealing, but it may exceed the church’s financial resources. A congregation may not realize how far it exceeds their resources until they are far along with the construction or incur even greater expense to change the original plans.
The T-Ross Design-Build Process offers many advantages for church construction and avoids many problems.
- It can reduce time and costs through a streamlined design and construction process.
- The T-Ross design-build team can “value engineer” the project because they can consult on the design and make recommendations on how your church can be built with greater efficiency and economy.
- It improves communication because design and construction professionals are all at the same table from the very beginning.
- It not only provides a single point-of-contact for communication, but also for accountability.
Your church building is part of your ministry. Let the T-Ross Design-Build team guide your church construction project.
