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Architectural building projects that feature GFRC.

New York City Fulton and Dey Street Subway Stations

GFRC Ceiling Panels in NY City Subway Keep Commuters Connected

The Fulton Centre in downtown Manhattan has been abuzz with renovations and construction work for several years now. This is all part of the $1.4 billion project to revamp the Fulton Street New York City subway station.  The aim of this massive project is to improve access to and connections among the New York City Subway, Fulton Street, Dey Street Passageway and the new World Trade Center building, as well as Chambers Street, Cortlandt Street, and the PATH World Trade Center station. This project involved construction of additional underground passageways and access points. Of course, wherever you have passageways you need ceilings, and this is where the expertise and experience of Stromberg Architectural has proven invaluable.  In 2011 and 2013 Stromberg supplied hundreds of GFRC ceiling panels which now line the concourse and mezzanine levels of several subway stations, including the Dey and Fulton Street Stations.

Trust GFRC to do it in record time!

The 2013 project was completed on a tight time schedule that allowed former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg to take the first ride through the stations before his term ended. GFRC was the perfect material to use due to its extraordinary versatility and lightweight, combined with exceptional strength. Stromberg’s GFRC ceiling panels are tough enough to handle America’s busiest rapid transit line and one of the world’s largest public transportation systems. The panels are pre-fabricated which provides a smoother and quicker installation.

GFRC is all about quality and safety

The Stromberg team designed and manufactured the ceiling panels using glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) which is extremely durable, low-maintenance and fire-resistant. Access panels were engineered with locks as well as gas hinges designed to protect maintenance workers by preventing panels from swinging open too quickly. Street-level perforated panels were coated with co-polyester translucent panels in order to protect transit users from the elements while still allowing sunlight to filter into the station.

What’s so special about Stromberg’s GFRC?

  • Stromberg pioneered the design and production of GFRC
  • Our unique methods of detailing, manufacturing and installing GFRC have helped make our clients and their projects successful
  • GFRC is lightweight due to its hollow construction
  • It is not only light, but also extremely strong, and strengthens as it ages
  • GFRC is resistant to salt water, acid rain, harsh chemicals, and all weather conditions

For More Information on GFRC

At Stromberg we have a reputation for solving design and construction problems for our clients. With our 30 years experience we have an extensive portfolio of successful projects and numerous satisfied customers, including a large percentage of repeat customers. Not only do we make buildings beautiful but we are especially concerned with the environment and that is why all our materials are non-toxic and earth friendly. If you are looking for LEED points, Stromberg is the right choice for you. If you have a question or need assistance contact us. We are here to help.

Conecuh County, Alabama GFRC Projects

Evergreen, Alabama Modernizes its County Courthouse

The Conecuh Courthouse in Evergreen, AL

The Conecuh Government Center in Evergreen, AL

In 2005, Evergreen, Alabama had to make a tough decision. Their old county courthouse was rundown, and needed approximately 10 million dollars in repairs. At the same time, Conecuh County was growing, and even with a fully repaired courthouse, they would still need more elbow room for government offices. Rather than pony up the 10 million, the industrious people of Conecuh County found a better solution: build a new courthouse. With the assistance of Stromberg Architectural, their brand new, modernized “Government Center” is even larger than the original, and they only had to spend $6.5 million. How did they get such great value? The answer is simple: GFRC from Stromberg Architectural.

Versatile, Inexpensive and Light-weight: GFRC Can Do It All

GFRC is a veritable modern marvel. Not only is it light-weight and inexpensive compared to traditional building materials, it is extremely versatile. In the hands of the experts at Stromberg, GFRC can be customized to emulate any other building material. GFRC can imitate expensive, lavish materials like gold and marble, but it can also appear to be something as basic as brick or concrete. Furthermore, because it is so light-weight, GFRC requires very little in the way of architectural support or special installation accommodations. This allowed Evergreen, Alabama to afford to decorate their beautiful new courthouse with stately columns, cornices and an architrave, all fabricated from GFRC.

Weather-proof and Durable: Leave a Lasting Mark With GFRC

The old county courthouse in Evergreen was classic, but the outdated building materials that were used to construct it required constant maintenance, and they were doomed to eventually give out. GFRC  has higher stability than other materials, and since it’s smooth, it requires very little maintenance. Furthermore, GFRC is extremely tough, so they won’t have to worry about it getting blown around in big storms, nor do they have to worry about it corroding due to exposure to acid rain and smog. The new Conecuh County Courthouse may be a modern building, but it is sure to leave a lasting mark on the county.

Benefits of GFRC: Why Stromberg GFRC? 

  • GFRC is light-weight, low-maintenance and highly durable.
  • GFRC is affordable, and it is versatile enough to emulate more expensive building materials like marble, gold and granite.
  • GFRC is extremely weather-resistant and can stand up to high winds, acid rain and even hurricanes.
  • Stromberg GFRC will not rot, corrode or delaminate over time.
  • GFRC does not require specialists or experts to install.

Providing GFRC to Alabama

Evergreen, AL GFRC, GFRC in Birmingham, AL, GFRC in Dothan, AL, GFRC in Mobile, AL, Montgomery GFRC, Jasper, AL GFRC, GFRC in Dothan, AL and more.

For More Information on GFRC

For more information on GFRC or Stromberg’s Alabama GFRC Projects, visit Stromberg Architectural Products. The experts at Stromberg will help you make your GFRC project a success. They offer design assistance, specifications, and CAD details. If you have questions about Stromberg FRP, the initial consultation is free. Call  (903) 454-0904 for more information.

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Walla Walla Washington GFRC Projects

Stromberg GFRC at Walla Walla University

Stromberg GFRC at Walla Walla University

Stromberg GFRC at Walla Walla University

In 2005, Walla Walla University, a small liberal arts college  in College Place, Washington, was in need of a new administration building. The school was founded in 1892, and after over a hundred years, it was time for the school to grow again. However, Walla Walla University understood the importance of keeping new construction architecturally similar to the old architecture on campus, so they called Stromberg Architectural to make use of their world famous GFRC.

A New Beginning with Stromberg

For the Walla Walla University administration building project, Stromberg Architectural provided GFRC columns and cornices that were in keeping with the visual and architectural aesthetic of the rest of the campus. Matching the architectural style of other buildings can be a challenge, but Stromberg makes it easy. That’s because the master craftsmen at Stromberg are so competent with their usage of GFRC, that they can emulate virtually any building material and architectural style with this unique product.

Stromberg GFRC Products are Built to Last

All of Stromberg’s GFRC Products are built to endure the elements and look great for years. Like all other GFRC products from Stromberg, the columns and cornices at Walla Walla University will be able to stand up to freezing cold and sweltering heat without cracking. They will be able to endure hurricane strength winds, pounding hail and even acidic rain. Their administration building may be new, but it is a living classic that will surely be around for ages.

Why Choose Stromberg GFRC?

  • Decades of experience completing large and small GFRC projects on time and within budget
  • Knowledge of many architectural styles, including Federal, Beaux Arts, and Art Deco
  • Durable GFRC elements that can withstand severe weather and environments with salt spray and acid rain
  • A commitment to quality and outstanding customer service

 

Stromberg Offers Local GFRC Service to All Regions in Washington State:

Seattle GFRC, Spokane GFRC, Tacoma GFRC, Vancouver GFRC, Bellevue GFRC, Everett GFRC, Federal Way GFRC, Kent GFRC, Yakima GFRC, Bellingham GFRC, and all other areas in Washington.

Whether you’re considering GFRC as an alternative to cast stone or searching for a GFRC shop that offers excellent selection, the Stromberg Architectural website contains useful information that can help you in the GFRC selection process.

To obtain a free estimate or arrange a complimentary initial consultation, contact us at (903) 454-0904 or [email protected].
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Memphis Tennessee GFRC Restoration

GFRC Restoration at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in Memphis

GFRC Restoration in Memphis, TN

GFRC Restoration in Memphis, TN

Built as a missionary chapel in 1939, the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion in Memphis has contributed to the spirituality and community of worship in Memphis for over seven decades. However, in addition to a place of worship, the Church of the Holy Communion also shares its grounds with St. Mary’s Episcopal School, a nationally recognized college preparatory school for girls. Despite its solid foundations, in 1990, the church was undeniably due for a visual touch-up, so the good folks at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion contacted Texas-based Stromberg Architectural, one of the premier architectural restoration companies in the United States.

GFRC Restoration by Stromberg Architectural

The Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion has always featured beautiful white columns along the outside of the main building. These signature columns were in a sad state in 1990, but Stromberg knew exactly what to do. Building materials have come a long way since 1939, and Stromberg’s mastery of GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete) is unrivaled. Due to the amazing versatility of GFRC and the world class craftsmanship at Stromberg, brand new, ornate columns were manufactured to perfectly complement the original architecture of the church while ensuring that the new columns would last for decades to come.

Custom GFRC Restoration is Built to Last

All GFRC products fabricated by Stromberg Architecture are significantly more durable, resilient and easy to maintain than the alternatives. GFRC is resistant to even the most hazardous environmental dangers such as hurricanes, acidic rain and extreme temperature fluctuation. GFRC will not rot, rust or delaminate over time. It will not erode like stone, concrete or brick and it will not crack like ceramics. No one can tell what the future holds, but one thing is certain, Stromberg GFRC will be there.

Key Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Advantages

  • GFRC elements can be used outdoors in areas that receive salt spray and acid rain
  • GFRC elements have stood up to category 5 hurricanes, and have been lab tested for excessive wind speeds
  • GFRC weighs a fraction of traditional precast concrete
  • GFRC offers more design options compared to traditional concrete–dramatic curves, textures, and shapes are all possible

Local GFRC Service is Available Throughout the State of Tennessee:

Memphis GFRC, Nashville GFRC, Knoxville GFRC, Chattanooga GFRC, Clarksville GFRC, Murfreesboro GFRC, Jackson GFRC, Johnson City GFRC, Kingsport GFRC, Hendersonville GFRC, and all other Tennessee towns and cities.

Choosing the right GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) supplier is never an easy decision. To make finding your best source of affordable GFRC for GFRC planters or GFRC columns easier, Stromberg Architectural offers free initial consultations and free estimates to all potential clients.

Call us at (903) 454-0904 or send an email to [email protected] to set up a no-obligation meeting with a knowledgeable representative.
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GFRC Renovation in Canton, Ohio

St. Peter’s Church GFRC Renovation by Stromberg

GFRC Renovation at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Canton, Ohio

GFRC Renovation at St. Paul’s Catholic Church, Canton, Ohio

Stromberg’s artisans, craftsmen and architects are truly a talented group of individuals, and when it comes to GFRC renovation, they are some of the best in the world. When they heard about how talented Stromberg Architectural is at GFRC renovation and restoration, St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Canton, Ohio, knew that Stromberg would be perfect for renovating their church while sticking to the original design. Stromberg’s mastery of GFRC renovation allows them to restore architecture to its original glory, and the best part is that their renovations are virtually undetectable due to their seamless matching of color and texture.

Undetectable GFRC Renovation by Stromberg Architectural

GFRC is an incredibly versatile material, but in the hands of an expert crew, GFRC can imitate nearly any other building material. St. Peter’s in Canton has a unique appearance due to its gray, chunky stone exterior. This old world-inspired aesthetic can be difficult and expensive to repair since masons who can work in this style are few and far between. However, thanks to the ingenuity of Stromberg Architectural, St. Peter’s was able to get a first rate renovation that perfectly matches the original architecture, making the repairs seem invisible.

GFRC Renovations by Stromberg will Last for Ages

Another admirable quality of Stromberg’s GFRC restoration work is that these are fixes that are meant to last. GFRC is an incredibly sturdy material that can stand up to all kinds of environmental punishment that would beat down and erode lesser materials. GFRC can withstand extreme temperature fluctuations, vicious winds, acidic rain and even kinetic impacts that would destroy other building materials. With Stromberg Architectural, you don’t get a temporary fix, you get a lasting solution.

GFRC Advantages Over Traditional Concrete

  • GFRC elements weigh a fraction of those made with precast
  • The glass fiber reinforcement means there is no metal to rust or corrode
  • A practically endless number of GFRC shapes, textures, and sizes

Providing GFRC Renovation and Restoration to Canton and the Mid-West

Columbus GFRC, Cleveland GFRC, Cincinnati GFRC, Toledo GFRC, Akron GFRC, Dayton GFRC, Parma GFRC, Youngstown GFRC, Canton GFRC, Lorain GFRC, and more.

 

The Stromberg Architectural website contains numerous resources to make the GFRC shopping process straightforward and stress-free. To speak with a professional about your GFRC design needs or arrange a free initial consultation, call us at (903) 454-0904 or send an email to [email protected].

GFRC Restoration at 100 Beacon Street, Boston

Turn of the Century Restoration in Boston

GFRC Restoration at 100 Beacon Street by Stromberg

GFRC Restoration at 100 Beacon Street by Stromberg

One of the oldest cities in the United States, Boston, Massachusetts is home to some serious history. While some of the architecture in Boston dates back to well before the Revolutionary War, it is the turn of the century brownstones that truly embody the architectural spirit of the city. A prime example of the Boston brownstone, 100 Beacon Street is one of the city’s finest condominium communities, thanks to the restoration efforts of Stromberg Architectural.

The History of 100 Beacon Street

Built in 1900, this primo real estate overlooks the Charles River and the City of Cambridge from the Boston side of the river. In 1960, the property was purchased by Emerson College to serve as a dormitory, but the property was simply too valuable, both in terms of location and history, so it was sold in 2006. Today, this building houses several multi-million-dollar condominiums for some of Boston’s most well-to-do residents.

Restoration with Stromberg GFRC

In 2007, shortly after the sale by Emerson College, Stromberg Architectural was hired to restore some of the external architectural elements that had been damaged over time. However, while the original construction employed plain cement, Stromberg used GFRC (glass-fiber reinforced concrete.) GFRC can be made to appear identical to the original concrete that was used in the building, however it is drastically lighter, more durable and easier to work with than concrete. To complete the restoration, Stromberg supplied over 2,000 square feet of brackets, cornice, egg-and-dart  and dentil features, all in GFRC.

GFRC Restoration by Stromberg at 100 Beacon Street

GFRC Restoration by Stromberg at 100 Beacon Street

Features and Benefits of GFRC

  • GFRC is lighter than concrete.
  • GFRC is significantly more resistant to erosion than concrete.
  • GFRC is more resistant to concussive force, making it less likely to chip if struck.
  • GFRC can endure extremely hot and cold temperatures.

Providing GFRC to all of Massachusetts and New England

Boston GFRC, Worcester GFRC, Cambridge GFRC, Braintree GFRC, New Bedford GFRC, Fall River GFRC, Ipswich GFRC, Cape Cod GFRC, Brookline GFRC.

For More Information on GFRC

For more information on GFRC, visit Stromberg Architectural Products. The experts at Stromberg will help you make your GFRC project a success. They offer design assistance, specifications, and CAD details. If you have questions about Stromberg GFRC, the initial consultation is free. Call (903) 454-0904 for more information.

 

GFRC Renovation at the Atlantis Resort, Bahamas

Constructing a Dream with GFRC

Stromberg Provies a GFRC Renovation of The Atlantis

Completed in 1999, the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas remains one of the most exotic projects that Stromberg Architectural has ever undertaken. Featuring a massive marlin sculpture, sky-scraping spires and majestic finials, the Atlantis Resort is a sight to behold. However, not every day in the Bahamas is fair wind and sunshine, so the project planners contacted Stromberg Architectural to custom fabricate these architectural details from GFRC. That is because glass fiber reinforced concrete, or GFRC, can withstand the toughest weather better than any other building material.

Stromberg Presents Elegance in GFRC

A world class resort needs world class architecture, and that is exactly what Stromberg provides. The custom finials, spires, domes, and sculpture at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas distinguish the resort as one of the finest in the world. These architectural details evoke a sense of exoticism that adds unique character to the resort. Visitors are transported to a magical, tropical landscape that seamlessly merges the high-class, luxury hotel with the paradisaical land and seascape of the Bahamas. This level of sophistication cannot be picked out of a catalog. The architectural details at the Atlantis Resort are the product of vision, careful consideration and flawless, custom fabrication. It’s more than just fiberglass, it’s Stromberg GFRC.

GFRC is Beautiful even on a Budget

While the Atlantis Resort is undeniably a high-class destination, they are motivated by finances just as much as any other business. As such, they recognize the value of GFRC. Since GFRC can be manipulated to emulate nearly any building material, it provides a clear, financially savvy alternative to traditional building materials like stone or metal. Additionally, GFRC details from Stromberg arrive at the work-site mostly preconstructed, making for an easy installation. Whether you are a small businessman or a massive corporation, Stromberg Architectural GFRC will save you money without compromising on quality.

Grace with Grit: GFRC Will Weather the Storm

While the value alone would be enough to make GFRC appealing, Stromberg has another ace up the sleeve. GFRC is extremely weather resistant, and has been known to stand up to extreme weather that has toppled other, nearby structures. Hurricanes, floods, even acid rain have very little effect on GFRC. Naturally, this particular quality makes GFRC an attractive building material when doing construction in high risk areas like the Bahamas, Florida or New Orleans.

Benefits of GFRC: Why Stromberg GFRC? 

  • GFRC is light-weight, low-maintenance and highly durable
  • GFRC is affordable and versatile enough to emulate more expensive building materials like marble, gold and granite
  • GFRC is extremely weather-resistant and can stand up to high winds, acid rain and even hurricanes
  • Stromberg GFRC will not rot, corrode or delaminate over time
  • GFRC requires very little in the way of architectural support, and can be installed just about anywhere

Providing GFRC to all of the Bahamas

Bahamas GFRC, Nassau GFRC, Freeport GFRC, West End GFRC, Coopers Town GFRC, Grand Bahama GFRC, New Providence GFRC, Abaco GFRC.

For More Information on GFRC

For more information on GFRC, visit Stromberg Architectural Products. The experts at Stromberg will help you make your GFRC project a success. They offer design assistance, specifications, and CAD details. If you have questions about Stromberg GFRC, the initial consultation is free. Call  (903) 454-0904 for more information.

 

 

Wyoming GFRC Projects

Wyoming Area GFRC Projects

Western Region GFRC Projects: Fendi, Las Vegas, Nevada

Of all the states that make up the great country of America, Wyoming is the one that is home to the fewest people. With its vast areas of wilderness and park lands, it’s quite accurate to describe parts of Wyoming as the “Wild West” even today.

Wyoming has its fair share of remarkable architecture, particularly considering its small population. A Corinthian-style state capitol as well as more modest historic homes, hotels, and stores are all found in the Cowboy State.

To add another notable work to the state, or to preserve the work of an architect that came before, consider using glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC). Its versatility allows for seamless repairs when it is matched to an existing structure, as well as new looks, shapes, and textures that are limited only by the imagination.

Elements For Your Wyoming GFRC Project

Stromberg Architectural has the capacity to complete Wyoming GFRC projects of any size and scope. We can supply dozens of GFRC elements to our clients in Wyoming and other parts of the United States. Using molds, we can create a one-of-a-kind GFRC dome or produce hundreds of matching glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) wall caps. Some other selections from our product line include:

  • GFRC entryways
  • GFRC pergolas
  • GFRC railing and GFRC balustrade
  • GFRC signage
  • GFRC quoins
  • GFRC fountains and GFRC fountain pools

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Wyoming Services Provided by Stromberg

  • GFRC custom design assistance
  • Free estimates
  • Shop drawings, mock-ups, and models
  • GFRC detailing
  • GFRC packaging
  • Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) shipping
  • GFRC installation (ask about availability)

Stromberg Architectural Serves All of Wyoming. We Offer:

Cheyenne GFRC, Casper GFRC, Laramie GFRC, Gillette GFRC, Rock Springs GFRC, Sheridan GFRC, Green River GFRC, Evanston GFRC, Riverton GFRC, Cody GFRC, as well as GFRC service to clients in Wyoming’s smaller towns and cities.

A visit to the Stromberg Architectural website will allow you to learn more about the major advantages of glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) and give you an overview of just a few of our more than 1,600 successful projects. If you’re interested in learning more about how we can make your Wyoming GFRC project a success, we can provide a free initial consultation. Simply call us at (903)-454-0904 or fill out the form on the contact page of our site to get started.

 

 

Alaska GFRC Projects

Alaska Area GFRC Projects

Pacific Region GFRC Projects: Medford Library, Medford, Oregon

Although Alaska is the largest state in the country, this part of the Great White North is also the least densely populated. Temperatures in parts of Alaska can fall to below -60 degrees Fahrenheit during the long winter months. The buildings in Alaska–like the people–need to be rugged to thrive.
The GFRC used by Stromberg Architectural is durable enough to be installed outdoors year-round, yet attractive enough to grace the interiors of the most luxurious homes, hotels, and resorts around.

Alaska GFRC Services Provided by Stromberg Architectural

Our Alaska GFRC services include both new construction and GFRC renovation/restoration.
Stromberg can help clients in Alaska create or improve an exterior or interior design by crafting totally new elements in an array of shapes, textures, and colors. Choose from literally dozens of products, including GFRC security bollards, GFRC benches, GFRC fireplaces, and GFRC signage. We aren’t exaggerating when we say we have the largest selection of GFRC on Earth.
If time and the harsh weather conditions of Alaska have damaged a beloved community building, business, or home, Stromberg can use GFRC to achieve a seamless match for a variety of materials. In this way, we can perform GFRC restorations or repairs that blend in with the rest of the structure. Our GFRC restoration process also allows us to preserve as much of the original structure as possible.

Advantages of Using GFRC for Your Next Project in Alaska

  • Suitable for outdoor use, even in areas with severe weather and freeze-thaw cycles
  • Will not rust, rot, or corrode when exposed to moisture
  • Can be placed in coastal regions of Alaska since it can withstand exposure to salt spray
  • Many possible looks and styles to create the effect you want

Stromberg Architectural is Here to Help, Wherever You Are in Alaska. We Provide:

Anchorage GFRC, Juneau gfrc, GFRC Fairbanks, College GFRC, Sitka GFRC, Ketchikan GFRC, Knik GFRC, Kenai GFRC, Lakes GFRC, Kodiak GFRC, and more.
To learn more about the benefits and possible applications of our GFRC, which is tough enough to withstand even the winters of Alaska, visit the Stromberg Architectural website. We also provide free initial consultations to help all potential clients make an informed decision. To arrange yours, call us at (903)-454-0904 or fill out the form on the contact page of our site.

New Mexico GFRC Projects

New Mexico Area GFRC

Western Region GFRC: Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Colorado

A large proportion of the population in this land of mountains, plains, and deserts is of Spanish and Native American descent. It’s not just the land forms and the people here that are intriguing, though. The “Land of Enchantment” also has architectural works that are quite different from anything else you’ll find in the United States. Many buildings are constructed in the unmistakable Pueblo style, and have a distinct Southwest flair.

The original Pueblo homes were built from bricks made of a mixture of grass and clay, but today advanced composites such as the GFRC used by Stromberg Architectural can be used to achieve a very similar look. If you choose to partner with Stromberg, we will work closely with you during your GFRC New Mexico project, taking the time to thoroughly understand your vision so the end result will be perfect down to every last detail.

Featured New Mexico GFRC Projects

  • Santa Fe GFRC: New Mexico Governor’s Mansion, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • Upham GFRC: Spaceport America, Upham, NM
  • Rio Rancho GFRC: Wal-Mart, Rio Rancho, New Mexico

GFRC New Mexico Services Provided by Stromberg Architectural

  • Assistance creating custom GFRC designs
  • Production of GFRC elements–choose from GFRC columns, GFRC sculptures, GFRC niches, and many more
  • Creation of 3-D models and maquettes
  • Detailed CAD drawings
  • GFRC installation (ask about availability)

Get GFRC Elements Custom Made to Meet Your Needs, no Matter Where You Are in New Mexico. We Provide:

Albuquerque GFRC, Las Cruces GFRC, Santa Fe GFRC, GFRC Rio Rancho, gfrc Roswell, South Valley GFRC, Farmington GFRC, Alamogordo GFRC, Clovis GFRC, Hobbs GFRC, and more.

Regardless of whether you live in the largest city in New Mexico or one of its smallest towns, Stromberg Architectural is here to help. Visit the Stromberg Architectural website to learn more about the advantages of GFRC and the services we offer our clients, which include detailing GFRC, shipping GFRC, and specifying GFRC. If you’re interested in discussing your GFRC needs in-depth with a representative, contact us to arrange a free initial consultation. We can be reached by phone at (903)-454-0904 or through the contact page of our site.