Moving the equipment into it's new home...

17/07/25 09:42

We reached yet another milestone at the brewery yesterday when our brewery equipment was safely transported out of temporary storage at Union Grove Lumber Lumber & True Value Hardware, to its new home within our brewery. Once again we’d like to thank our friends at Union Grove Lumber for all their help in the use of their staff, equipment and facilities to keep our brewery equipment safe and secure.
Early yesterday, our equipment made its way safely into its new home without a single scratch or dent. Apologies to anyone who may have been following the equipment or had to wait while the forklifts crossed Main Street.
We’ve mentioned in previous posts how pleased we were with the team at Bower Design & Construction Design and Construction in the work they’ve done to date. Yesterday, when they organized, executed and safely completed the move of 21 large pieces of brewing equipment without incident, the Bower team surpassed any expectation we would ever have for any construction company, including companies experienced in previous brewery construction.
If they could pull this move off as easily as they did, they could do anything.
We also have to compliment the actual team that did yesterday's work. Led by Chris, Adam and Scott, a group of incredibly well mentored young men, eager to break into the construction trades, provided much of the muscle behind the efforts. We were truly impressed at their show of enthusiasm, teamwork and strength (see the pictures).
Thanks to all who made this happen. I know that the Bower Team is as passionate about this project as we are. Our next house will definitely be a Bower home.
For those who have asked about our grand opening date…we’ll have something on that soon. Unfortunately, it won’t happen in time for the car show on August 9th. We really don’t want to hurry with the opening so that we can do it right. Once we pass all the inspections and other related red tape, we’ll have a better idea for an opening date.
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Moving the equipment into it's new home...

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