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Paul Hemmer Company has announced that it will soon launch construction of a 10,000-square-foot expansion for BAWAC Inc. in the Northern Kentucky Industrial Park in Florence.

BAWAC Inc. is planning a 10,000-square-foot expansion and remodeling project at its facility in the Northern Kentucky Industrial Park in Florence.  Paul Hemmer Co. will construct the $830,000 expansion to help increase production and service delivery at BAWAC.

Paul Hemmer Co. is completing a 7,700-square-foot remodel at Grace Fellowship Church on Gunpowder Road in Florence.

Bonfiglioli USA plans to add dozens of jobs in Northern Kentucky as it adds production lines at its Hebron facility.  Fort Mitchell-based Paul Hemmer Co. has been contracted to complete a 925-square-foot renovation of the new office and laboratory space.

The Hebron, Ky.-based North American headquarters for Bonfiglioli USA, an Italian firm specializing in the design, manufacture and distribution of gearmotors, drive systems, and planetary gearboxes, will be renovated by the Paul Hemmer Company.

A Greater Cincinnati automotive parts manufacturer announced Monday that it is renovating its Hebron headquarters.  Bonfiglioli has contracted with the Paul Hemmer Company for the project.

A $3.6 million renovation is underway inside the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky’s administrative building at the top of a hill in Covington’s Devou Park.  Paul Hemmer Co. is reconstructing the interior of the 90-year-old building designed by famed architect Samuel Hannaford and Sons, who also designed Music Hall, Cincinnati City Hall and the Cincinnati

An extensive renovation is underway at the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky in Devou Park.  Paul Hemmer Company has begun a $3.6 million project that will result in a complete renovation and construction of new interior facilities and capabilities within the building while preserving the historic character.

Paul Hemmer Company has begun extensive renovation of one of the region’s most notable structures — the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky’s administration building, perched high atop a hillside in Covington’s Devou Park.

A $3.6 million renovation is underway at the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky’s administration building on the nonprofit organization’s campus in the northern end of Devou Park.  The historic structure, built in 1924 by Samuel Hannaford & Sons, will get a top-to-bottom renovation by Fort Mitchell-based Paul Hemmer Co., the company announced Tuesday.

For the first time in its 90 years perched high atop a hillside in Covington’s Devou Park, the administration building at Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky is undergoing an extensive renovation.