Steel frame of the 100 by 100 foot Lakeport ranch building

Ranch development · Lake County · 2020–2022

Owner-built and operated by Peter

Lakeport Ranch Development

A ranch-wide infrastructure program anchored by a 100-by-100-foot steel building for flexible processing and general operations.

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The 100-by-100-foot steel structure during frame erection.

Building100 × 100 feet
Area10,000 square feet
ProgramRanch-wide infrastructure
ConcreteComplete scope by Peter

Owner-built and operated by Peter

More than one building.

This was a property-wide development program, not a stand-alone steel-building contract. PB coordinated the infrastructure, foundations and building work as one connected rural project.

The program ran from 2020 through 2022. The 10,000-square-foot building was conceived for flexible processing and general ranch operations rather than one narrowly stated use.

Project scope

What PB delivered.

The work is shown plainly, from infrastructure and concrete through framing and enclosure.

Project planning and sequencing
Utility trenching
Power-infrastructure upgrades
Electrical distribution
Water-system upgrades
Pump systems
Storage tanks
Foundations
Reinforced-slab preparation
Concrete placement
Concrete finishing
Steel-building construction

How the work came together

Construction with context.

01

Infrastructure first

Build the systems before the shell.

The ranch work included utility trenching, power and electrical distribution, water systems, pumps, tanks and foundations.

Peter completed the reinforced slab and the project’s full concrete scope.

02

Large-format build

A flexible 10,000-square-foot structure.

PB delivered nearly all remaining building work, with specialty subcontractor assistance during structural-frame erection.

The project demonstrates the coordination required when a major building and the property systems feeding it are delivered together.

On a rural project, the building is only one part of the system that has to work.

Planning a rural build?

Start with the whole property.

Talk with Peter about access, utilities, sitework, structure and the real path from the first field decision to a finished place.

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