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Cyril E. King Airport, St. Thomas
 Started February 2011
and completed in September 2011.
Engineering, procurement and construction of a 451 KW ground
mounted photovoltaic array adjacent to the airport runway. When
completed the installation will save the Virgin Islands Port
Authority at least $200,000 per year in energy costs.
In
partnership with Veterans General Contracting of Atlanta,
Georgia, we won this competitively bid contract by a wide margin
thus providing the people of the Virgin Islands with 40% more
electricity for the same money.
Many thanks to the Water and
Power Authority (WAPA) for their cooperation with a first of its
kind direct intertie to the WAPA distribution grid thus
maximizing the efficiency of the project.
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Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands
Started September 2010 completed January 2011. In cooperation
 with the Architect and general contractor Dion Stout of Tortola,
we used a combination of barges and small boats, pick-up trucks,
and determined local labor to build a 2000 square foot vacation
villa on the famous White Bay beach.
In addition to the
logistical challenges of simply getting the materials to the
site, dealing with BVI customs and immigration, we endured two
named storms, record setting rains, road wash outs, barge
breakdowns, and the unavailability of promised excavation
equipment.
Nevertheless the house was available for renters just
six weeks later than originally planned.
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Estate Mary’s Fancy, St. Croix
Completed October 2010
Challenged to build a three bedroom two bath guest villa and
dining pavilion on a very tight budget, we provided the design
and construction of the home with an exceptional view of Salt
River and the Caribbean to the North.
Numerous value engineering
strategies were employed to meet the budget target.
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Estate St. George, St. Croix
Completed November 2009
This 2,300 square foot home sits atop a ridge above the
Botanical Gardens and boasts a 270 Degree plus Caribbean Sea
view. This was designed and constructed by All Rounder Systems
in about five months despite especially difficult site
conditions. Special features included acid etched concrete
floors, concrete kitchen countertops, wood ceilings with a high
end custom stain, and a wind turbine which generates over 90% of
the household needs.
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Estate Green Cay
Completed May 2009
This home was designed and constructed by All Rounder Systems to
feature ThermaSteel® brand structural steel insulated panels and
Uni-Solar® thin film laminated photovoltaic modules.
The home
was constructed in 110 days and was purchased by a family
looking for an energy efficient home at an affordable price. The
5.4 KW roof mounted photovoltaic system generates well over 80%
of the electricity required.
This saves the owners hundreds of
dollars each month.
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Butler Bay, St. Croix
Started April 2011. A large high end custom home designed by the
well known Architect Steve Mrvang, and featuring a stunning 270
Degree view of the Caribbean.
Special features will include a
unique “wade in” infinity pool, folding doors to create an
inside to outside transition, and pre-wiring for future
alternative energy support and off the grid independence.
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