This project consisted of a new 13,429 SF Ag Facility. It features, cattle, pig, sheep and goat pens, a wash area, storage rooms, practice arena, restrooms, teacher work rooms, treadmill, weighing pens, and feed storage.
One of the first schools in CFBISD to implement the updated Educational Specifications supporting schools for the 21st century, Sheffield Elementary School is organized around a central
learning courtyard. The courtyard features learning environments that support the various teaching environments around the school, with key connections for indoor and outdoor learning: Art Studios, Dining Commons, Learning Commons, and the Library Media Center.
The campus is organized into team teaching “learning villages” of 6 classrooms that surround a shared collaborative space. The Collab has a “pop up presentation” area and tiered learning
environment. Each collab has direct access to the courtyard and to the playgrounds surrounding the campus. The gymnasium and cafeteria are clustered together to create a large shared tornado
shelter that can accommodate the entire population of the school.
College Street Elementary campus is a 5,300 SF addition which includes new classrooms and an expansion of the existing cafeteria.
The Early Childhood Center consists of a 6,800 SF addition to add classrooms.
West ISD received a new elementary school replacing the existing school built in 1972. The new elementary school is two-story 86,793 SF. This includes 2 wings of learning with music room, steam lab, multiple special education classes, and five classrooms for each grade leave Pre-K to 5th grade. The library was designed and built around the train heritage of West with train depot and reading tunnel and caboose. The gym is fitted with adjustable basketball goals and volleyball equipment and is constructed per the ICC 500 storm shelter requirements. The cafeteria is a multifunctional space with a stage to have ceremonies and school productions. The new West Elementary school is constructed and designed for a safe, exciting, and fun place to learn and grow for many years to come.
This new facility consists of a 60,000 SF indoor multi-use field and an additional 40,452 SF two-story space for coaches’ offices and six locker rooms. It includes an 80-yard practice turf field and batting cages that will have dropdown retractable divider nets in four locations that can be used for baseball, softball and golf. This facility will give LEISD a second weight room, which will help with equity when it comes to weight room access. It addition to all outdoor sports, it can be used for any other group, such as fine arts, who needs to practice during inclement or extreme hot/cold weather.
Interior/Exterior renovations to Sanctuary building. Key features consists of new AV system, pews, stage and baptistery, metal roof, windows and sidewalk additions
The project includes a 3,500 square foot renovation of existing fine arts space and a 7,750 square foot black box theater addition, which will include storage, office space, and new gang restrooms.
MEP upgrades, interior & exterior upgrades, collaboration rooms, secure and climate-controlled server space at each campus, as well as wireless upgrades.
Major MEP system upgrades and renovations to 180,000+ SF. Renovations included fine arts classroom/performance area, kitchen, classrooms, new collaboration spaces, and courtyards. Technology upgrades included wireless systems, phone systems, and a secure, climate-controlled server space.
This bond program consists of work performed on 3 separate campuses. The Marion High School addition consists of a two-story, 20,000 SF addition connecting to the existing high school and includes new science labs and classrooms. The Krueger Elementary project consists of a 30,000 SF addition including new cafetorium, kitchen, and classroom wing. The Marion MS East project consists of an 1,800 SF addition for CTE shop & restrooms.
Tim founded Jackson Construction in 1984 and has led a “hands-on” approach to managing the business ever since. He is a man of impeccable character and believes strongly in delivering exceptional customer service to all project stakeholders. Tim has created a company culture which attracts employees of character and superior talent, which is apparent in our leadership team.
"Our mission is to be the leader in construction by consistently exceeding the expectations of our customers through teamwork."
-Tim Jackson
Joe has over 27 years of experience and serves as the Director of Operations for our South and Central Texas regions; he will oversee day‐to‐day field operations and will provide support to the Project Teams. He will also manage our South Texas office and continue to help us grow that market.
Joe started in the industry in residential construction where he renovated and built new custom homes around the California area. He has worked in several different industries and locations around the country and brings a wealth of experience in planning logistics and phasing scope to minimize impact to existing building activities.
He is skilled at pre-planning, project scheduling and subcontractor relations and provides a keen eye monitoring compliance with our quality control standards and site-specific safety programs. Joe will create a working environment focused on providing open lines of communication, accountability, and flexibility.
Joe has a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from Kaplan University. He lives in San Antonio with his wife, Amber, and has three adult sons and two grandsons. Joe and his wife are excited to be back in the San Antonio area since they grew up and went to high school in San Antonio.
With 14 years of experience under his belt, Scottie serves as the Director of Operations for our East and North Texas regions. He joined Jackson Construction in 2007 as an Assistant Superintendent / Information Technology professional in the East Texas area. He has excelled at managing successful projects to our clients through his acute ability to plan and his hands-on approach. If a client experiences an issue with a building that was built last week or 10 years ago, Scottie is the first person you call to remedy the situation.
Scottie provides guidance to all projects on issues relative to schedule, costs, subcontractor relationships and personnel development. He is an excellent resource to our site personnel to help mitigate challenges and provide guidance as needed. He works tirelessly to provide solutions to the various issues we face daily in the field. His positive attitude and upbeat demeanor are welcoming sights when tensions arise during the heat of the summer months when our people are working their hardest to achieve completion.
Scottie has a multitude of talents that has helped lead him into his role with us today. He enjoys camping and riding his side-by-side UTV at Wind Point Park in Lone Oak with his family. Scottie has been married to his wife Amanda since 2006 and they have a son named Tyler.
Bryan serves as Vice President of Pre-Construction and Corporate Administration. He oversees the areas of bond planning, time of award, and the start of construction. He keeps projects moving forward with timely and accurate budgets that assist owners with making real time decisions as well as signing and executing agreements with owners, subcontractors, and vendors.
With over thirteen years of experience in the construction industry he has worked on an estimated 100+ projects with values ranging from below $1 million to $116 million. Bryan started his career in Pre-Construction in 2008 working on schools in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and has been with Jackson Construction since January 1, 2017, when he co-founded our Richardson, TX office.
Bryan has been a member of the Association 4 Learning Environments since 2014. He is a Texas A&M graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. Bryan is married to his wife, Kari, and has two beautiful daughters.
Matt has been with Jackson Construction for five years and now serves as the Vice President of Operations where he oversees all company operations, field operations, and provides support to both of our Directors of Operations, our Safety Team, Senior Project Manager, and Project Teams. Matt makes it a priority to engage with our employees and convey our company vision, mission, and culture. He was instrumental in building our South Texas market, which lead to us opening an office in San Antonio during 2019. Matt started officially working in construction over 11 years ago, but grew up in the industry as a laborer spending his high school summers working around various job sites helping out wherever he could.
Since beginning his career in the construction industry, Matt has excelled in many positions including, Lead Technician at a Geotechnical Engineering company, Project Engineer, Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent, Project Manager, and Senior Project Manager. Before Matt started his career in construction, he landed a job in college working for the Texas Rangers Baseball Club as an inside sale rep. from 2005-2007. From 2007-2010 he spent his time as a touring musician playing the drums.
Matt has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Arlington. He loves to spend time with his wife, Amanda, his son, and his daughter playing golf and traveling with them to new places.
