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Complex work takes careful coordination. Explore roofing, restoration, and renovation projects completed for The Salvation Army and Dwellings at Haskell HOA, in the words of the people who experienced the work.
Renovating an active shelter.
The Salvation Army · Tyler, Texas
Three major bathroom remodels. Eight weeks. A shelter that stayed active throughout the work.
- Scope
- Three bathroom remodels
- Duration
- Eight weeks
- Setting
- An active homeless shelter
The challenge
The Salvation Army’s homeless shelter in Tyler needed three major bathroom remodels while continuing to serve its residents. Working within an active shelter called for careful planning, flexible scheduling, and a clean, safe workspace.
The work
Kris personally oversaw the remodels, from demolition and plumbing reconfiguration to tile installation and fixture upgrades. One Real coordinated materials, subcontractors, inspections, and day-to-day scheduling, keeping shelter staff informed as the work progressed.
The outcome
The three remodels were completed over eight weeks. In his reference letter, Captain Robert Coriston describes improved comfort, hygiene, and dignity for residents, alongside strong communication and craftsmanship throughout the project.
Restoring two facilities together.
The Salvation Army · Midland, Texas
Coordinated roofing and interior storm restoration across two facilities, with direct insurance communication.
- Scope
- Roofing and interior restoration
- Facilities
- Two, roofed simultaneously
- Coordination
- Multiple locations and insurance
The challenge
Following storm damage, The Salvation Army in Midland needed roofing and interior renovations across multiple locations. The work required coordinated schedules and communication with the insurance carrier while ongoing operations continued.
The work
One Real managed simultaneous roofing at two separate facilities and the interior renovations needed to restore storm-damaged areas. The team coordinated the different scopes of work and communicated directly with the insurance carrier throughout the project.
The outcome
The client’s reference letter credits One Real with maintaining timelines and minimizing disruption to ongoing operations. It also recognizes workmanship that met and exceeded expectations, with attention to safety, code compliance, and long-term durability.
Coordinating community improvements.
Dwellings at Haskell Homeowners Association
Exterior construction and complementary improvements, coordinated around homeowners, schedules, and an urgent timeline.
- Scope
- Exterior construction and improvements
- Setting
- A homeowners association
- Coordination
- Multiple homeowners and stakeholders
The challenge
Dwellings at Haskell engaged Kris Nickel and One Real under time-sensitive circumstances. The work required coordination with multiple homeowners and stakeholders, including varying schedules and holidays.
The work
The team addressed exterior construction needs and complementary improvements, maintaining visual continuity with existing structures. Kris remained personally involved, providing on-site oversight and clear communication throughout the project.
The outcome
In his reference letter, association president David Smith praises the workmanship, steady progress, and completion within an aggressive timeline without sacrificing quality. He also recognizes thoughtful planning and responsible, secure work each day.
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