Conley Group welcomes Terry Maitland as its newest Project Manager. Terry brings with him 18 years of waterproofing, exterior envelope systems, and project management experience. Prior to his construction experience, Terry was in law enforcement for 20 years where he reached the rank of LT of the Criminal Investigation Division. Born in San Antonio, while his Dad served in the military, Terry had called North Texas home for most of his life. Following many generations before him, Terry is a veteran of the United States Air Force.   He enjoys playing guitar and team roping. 

 

Join us in Ft. Worth where Bill Conley will speak on Total Building Commissioning and Performance at the NFMT Building Operating Management's High Performance Buildings Conference.  

Learn the critical components of a successful total building commissioning process, and its impact on sustainable building performance.

 

June 2, 2015

Fort Worth Convention Center 

9:25am

Room 202C

To receive a FREE all-access pass to  

NFMT High-Performance Buildings, click here. 

* Free entry into the exhibition hall - meet suppliers and product experts

 Stop by and visit Conley Group at Booth 337

June 2-3, 2015 

As the faithful parishioners of St. Patrick Catholic Church in Denison gather for Easter, the words "resurrection" and "renewal" will take on additional meaning. Not only will they be celebrating Christ's resurrection from the grave and the promise of a new life on earth and in heaven, but the ongoing "rebirth" of their beloved church building.

Situated on the corner of Rusk Avenue and Sears, the building has been one of Denison's most prominent and well-known structures since its completion and dedication on Feb. 1, 1914. Its soaring bell tower, ornate stained glass windows and Gothic-styled design inspire not just the church members who call the building their spiritual home, but the general public. The building's high-visibility and central locale near the heart of downtown Denison draws admirers from all walks of life.

Maintaining the large, historic landmark the last 100 years has been difficult and the elements haven't been kind. When parishioners began to notice water stains on the interior walls and ceilings of the building several years ago, they knew there was no choice. If the beautiful structure was to last another 100 years, extensive, expensive repairs had to be made. Enter Gary Williams of the Conley Group in Irving.

Click here to read more.
 http://heralddemocrat.com/living/lifestyle/renew-and-rejoice-historic-parish-readies-another-100-years