After sustaining building damage from Hurricane Irma in 2017, Chris-Tel helped breathe new life into the Historic Punta Gorda Train Depot.

Built by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in 1928, the depot’s primary purpose was to ship fish to northern markets and is the only remaining railroad of the Spanish Mission style. In 1990, the train depot was officially placed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Chris-Tel team had the honor of carefully restoring the 1928 historic train depot after the building sustained damage due to Hurricane Irma in 2017. The scope of work for this project included roof replacement, window restoration, door and hardware restoration, as well as fascia replacement, lead abatement, knee brace repairs, soffit and decking repairs, floor restoration, custom stairs, and fresh paint.

Project Features
Industry:

Commercial

Sector:

Historic Restoration

Client:

Punta Gorda Historical Society

Architect:

Parker/Mudgett/Smith Architects, Inc.

Delivery Method:

Construction Manager at Risk

Completion Date:

October 2021

Construction Cost:

$298,933

Square Footage:

6,300