Our Projects

NCI-Roberts Construction is partnering with Our Redeemer Lutheran Church and School on its Nurture | Build | Serve expansion, with a third project for the organization including a new 2-level classroom and gymnasium addition and an interior remodel of the existing childcare center. The expansion will provide space for the church and school to offer excellence in Christian education and care to more families. NCI-Roberts previously constructed an addition between the church and school and transformed an existing kitchen into restrooms.

NCI-Roberts is remodeling a bathroom in the lower level of Madison Christian Community, home to two congregations, Community of Hope UCC and Advent Lutheran ELCA.  The project includes a new layout, paint, carpet, tile, accessories and mirrors and is the second remodel by NCI-Roberts Construction within the facility.

NCI-Roberts Construction completed a 2,035 square foot addition for Real Hope Community Church, including two large classrooms, one small classroom and a storage room, all attached to a hallway across from the interior sanctuary doors in the existing 10,288 square foot church. The project also encompassed expanded parking. Completed in the fall of 2020, the additional education space allows the church, which began as a home fellowship in 1999, to continue its incredible growth and ministry.

NCI-Roberts is completing three phases of construction for Burke Lutheran Church.  Phase one was construction of a 5,830 square foot one-story facility with a floorplan incorporating a vestibule, nursery, warming kitchen with pantry, fellowship space, choir room, fireside room, offices, bathrooms; and rooms for files, mechanicals, and storage.

Phase two was relocating the existing church, built in 1899.  A portion of the church containing the gym and kitchen was demolished, a new foundation was poured, and the remaining portion of the structure was relocated to the new foundation.

In phase three, the re-located original church and the phase one facility will be connected, and a 658 square foot addition featuring a sacristy and organ room will be built.

Other project features include new accessible sidewalks, entries and paving.

NCI-Roberts built an efficient, roughly 1,000 square foot entrance addition for Central Lutheran Church in Edgerton, Wisconsin, that provides a covered walkway and an ADA ramp.

Exterior finishes were sourced to blend with the existing structure, particularly its unique historical stone.

The site between two buildings was tight and required footing columns buried ten feet into the ground. Crews took great care to respect the church’s preschool programming and other congregational events.

Despite the various obstacles, the project was completed on time and under budget.

NCI-Roberts completed an extensive sanctuary renovation for Grace Lutheran Church in Cambridge.  The project included adding windows to a 55 foot wall behind the chancel, adding stonework to the chancel and organ walls, and installing new pews, carpeting and lighting.  The renovation addressed safety concerns as well as created an inviting space in honor of the church’s 125th anniversary. The church has future plans to replace the windows with stained glass.

NCI-Roberts Construction completed an interior renovation of Saint Dennis Parish to center the worship space more visibly on Christ, improve access, and create a more welcoming faith community. The project included the sanctuary, fellowship and gathering spaces, bathrooms, and upgrades in the the Saint Dennis School and parish center.

The sanctuary renovation work features a new platform, decorative reredos altar wall and permanent crucifix. The parish relocated the tabernacle from the chapel to the nave per the Bishop’s request for all Diocesan churches, and aligned the baptismal font, altar, tabernacle, and crucifix.

Other project features include a new family bathroom, new gathering space entry doors, new flooring and parking lot improvements.

This was the second project NCI-Roberts completed for the parish.

NCI-Roberts Construction completed a 1,876 square foot interior renovation of the McFarland United Church of Christ in McFarland, Wisconsin, in January 2018.  The design included removal of a wall between the narthex and fellowship space; a kitchen remodel; new carpeting, lighting and installation of screens in the sanctuary; a reconfigured office; and transformation of two existing bathrooms into four ADA bathrooms. Durable, low-maintenance products, minor floor plan adjustments and mitigation of past renovation concerns has created an open, updated space that enhances the congregational community.

Resurrection Lutheran Church was quickly outgrowing rental space in Verona, Wisconsin.  To meet their growing ministry needs, they hired NCI-Roberts to build a new campus on Highway PD in Verona, designed to highlight the Sugar River Valley it overlooked. A second building phase added a fellowship hall and daycare.  The addition includes four classrooms, youth, choir/children’s, and Pre-K rooms, as well as office space and mechanicals.

This addition improved curb appeal and access – from the parking lots and among interior spaces – with an elevator and ADA compliant restrooms. Energy-efficient windows maximize natural light in the narthex, and a new quiet room enables the youngest members and their families to enjoy worship.

Twenty years after constructing the church’s original facility, NCI-Roberts completed an addition incorporating a new entry, narthex, fellowship hall, kitchen and administrative space.

NCI-Roberts Construction has completed two projects for Our Redeemer Lutheran Church and School. An addition constructed between the church and school incorporated fellowship, administration and classroom space. The project improved the overall aesthetic, brought in natural light and also included a new, second kitchen, which resulted in declining use of its original kitchen. In 2020, NCI-Roberts transformed the original kitchen, near classrooms, into restrooms for a better use of space.

NCI-Roberts completed two projects in the span of a decade for this congregation – a fellowship hall addition and remodel, and a narthex addition and complete sanctuary renovation incorporating reversed glass imported from Germany.

A raised stage is the highlight of this 2,400 square foot sanctuary renovation, which also included new insulation, flooring, and walls with natural stone and decorative wood paneling.

24 years after its founding, Faith Community Church needed to expand again. First meeting in a motor lodge and other rented facilities, the casual, welcoming congregation’s 1998 building near I-90 had been modified three times and still couldn’t accommodate its growth.

An 8,000 square foot worship space addition was designed with a focus on function and matching existing materials and finishes.  The $1.2 million expansion included:

• A 650-seat sanctuary, and a nursing/cry room
• A media center and video production room, lighting, and an audio visual system
• Landscaping, with labor volunteered by congregation members

A key organization in the idyllic Madison suburb since 1887, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Mount Horeb needed more space than its second building, constructed in 1962, provided.

A 6,000 square foot, two-story addition was tied into the existing structure by incorporating similar exterior stucco and masonry accents. The new, functional space accommodates the still-growing congregation by adding:

• Office and classroom space
• Lower level restrooms
• An elevator and ADA compliant ramp and entry for improved accessibility
• New windows to improve energy efficiency
• Covered first and second floor entries

The two-story addition to this church includes a lobby, coat closet, pastor’s office, narthex, additional classroom space, and an elevator. Existing classrooms were also remodeled. Exterior finishes matched existing, incorporating anodized crosses, metal fascia, brick and stucco.

This 10,250 square foot remodel encompassed the narthex, hallways, youth and fellowship areas, nursery, kitchen and library.  Despite a tight schedule and budget constraints, the project was completed on-time and on-budget without interrupting the church’s worship services. Features include an inviting entry with bright lighting and stone columns, and  curving pathways and gathering spaces that encourage fellowship.