John Smith, Fresno Operations Manager, says, “The larger shop area will be used for fabrication, staging and storage, all in increased demand right now, and our new office space will allow for client meetings, as we work on current projects that include the new Bullard High School and Community Regional Medical Center.”
Finding the right new staff members also triggered the current move, as two new partners have joined the Giroux Glass, Fresno team recently. Kim Sok, a local graduate of California State University, Fresno, was hired in January as Project Coordinator, and Gary Levi took on his new Project Manager role last week, relocating from Iowa for the position.
Bob Linford, Director of Commercial Contracts, is pleased with the recent changes. ”We had outgrown the old space -- this bigger, new shop allows us to better serve our customers, and to plan for our future expansion. It’s great to know that we’ve got talented new members on our Fresno team – and I’m happy to say they’ve already hit the ground running. We’re set up and ready for yet more commercial projects.”
The new office location is 5474 East Hedges Avenue, Fresno, CA 93727, and main phone number is (559) 347-0768.
About Giroux Glass, Inc.:
Giroux Glass, Inc., a glass, glazing and architectural metals contracting company that operates branches in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Las Vegas and Fresno. The company caters to commercial, high-end design, residential and retail sectors, and provides the latest cutting-edge technologies and best practices with a variety of CAD and repair services and tenant improvements.
New Fresno Office Location for Giroux Glass, Inc.
Giroux Glass, Inc. announced its move last week to a bigger office location in Fresno, CA. The new site includes office space as well as a shop area almost four times larger than its previous location, a need precipitated by the addition of several new employees and a good number of commercial glazing projects in the pipeline. The Giroux Glass staff had occupied its last office for five years, within two miles of its new space.