Ronald McDonald House Kitchen
When we were selected by Tucson’s Ronald McDonald House for the construction of their badly-needed kitchen upgrade, we knew we would face unusual challenges throughout the project, not the least of which was the need to build a fully-functioning temporary kitchen and the necessity to complete the entire project with an absolute minimum of amount of disruption to the families living there. All of us at Caylor Design and Construction, as well as the subcontractors who were so amazing in their work, were honored to have been trusted with this project and grateful for the opportunity to work alongside the incredible group of people at the Ronald McDonald House.

Gospel Rescue Mission
After more than a year of planning, development, and construction, we completed the refurbishment of the iconic Holidome Hotel’s 45,000 sq. ft. main building into GRM’s new men’s shelter, successfully completing the transformation into a first of its kind facility that includes shelter beds, classroom, workforce development, office space, a chapel, medical and dental clinics, dining rooms, a full kitchen (capable of preparing 3,000 meals daily), and a 150-seat multi-media theater perfect for chapel services and classes.

Hands of Hope
Hands of Hope came to Caylor with the task of remodeling an old medical building into a comforting and welcoming center where they could minister to women facing an unplanned pregnancy by providing medical, educational, and consultative support. Being a Christian non-profit, it was very important to them to dedicate their new building back to God, so they literally placed their petitions in their new walls; and in their new entry, they requested that we place a two by four that was covered in handwritten prayers. The full remodel was completed in just 60 days of construction.

Make Way for Books
The challenge of turning an architectural firm’s office into a haven for children to find and pursue their love of reading was given to Caylor Design and Construction. Over 10,000 square feet of office space was transformed into the new Make Way for Books headquarters, and included office space, story nooks, conference rooms and a classroom.

Girl Scout Resource Building
Design and construction of the project consisted of the 12,000 square foot 2-story masonry, steel resource building, plus site work integrating two existing buildings into one campus. Easily the most impressive feature is the main lobby with its 25’ ceilings, Girl Scout history wall display case, and a connection to the exterior courtyard through large sliding glass doors, which will allow the Girls Scouts to entertain large groups in an open, airy, atmosphere. The finished project was delivered on schedule and under budget despite very demanding constraints on both.