Empire Commercial Construction renovating and expanding Unicell Body office with ALA Architects

Henrietta, NY Empire Commercial Construction, a retail-specific/small-projects sister company of regional general contractor Taylor, The Builders, is renovating/expanding the Unicell Body office.

Empire is teaming with ALA Architects for design and construction of the 900 s/f office addition, and associated renovations, located at 1319 Brighton Henrietta Town Line Rd. Construction work is underway, with completion slated for later this month.

“Empire is excited to establish a new relationship with Unicell Body Co.,” said Empire president, Jayne Penepent. “We are pleased to help Unicell continue their growth, while expanding on their many years of quality products and excellent service in the Rochester area.”

Renovations to the office exterior include a new roof, walls, sidewalk and fence. New doors, fresh paint, renovated bathroom and electrical work will brighten and revitalize the space inside.

Unicell Body Co. is a manufacturer of one-piece fiberglass van bodies, and an up-fitter which supplies and installs truck equipment. Unicell is a manufacturer with over 40 years of experience. Throughout history, Unicell has brought ground-breaking new products to market and has demonstrated a proven commitment to customer service.

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