Project
Recap

Maintenance Repairs at Various Seaport Village Buildings

September 15, 2020

Client
Port of San Diego

Location
Seaport Village, San Diego, CA

Scope of Work
Roof Repairs
Miscellaneous Building Repairs
Building Exterior Painting

Budget
$695,988

Urban Corps of San Diego County successfully completed general contracting services on buildings within Seaport Village on July 24th. Having opened to the public in 1980, Seaport Village is a 90,000 square foot waterfront property. 

Through partnership with the Port of San Diego, Urban Corps performed maintenance repairs, ranging from exterior painting and roof replacement, to a variety of structural repairs, on 31 buildings within the property. This work included the removal and replacement of approximately 23,310 square feet of roofing.

The full scope of work can be found below.

Throughout, our corpsmembers demonstrated the ability to produce excellent construction work on a large scale – doing so during a global pandemic. 

Thank you, Port of San Diego, for your partnership!

Scope of Work

Maintenance Repairs at 31 Seaport Village Buildings

General Construction

Removal of ~23,310 square feet of cedar wood roof shingles and shakes roof system

Installation of ~23,310 of new asphalt shingles roof system

Removal and replacement of portions of ~480 square feet of clay roof tiles

Removal and replacement of portions of wood sidings adjacent to roofing system

Other miscellaneous roof repairs

Removal and replacement of windows and frames, facia, wall sidings, portions of wooden decks, joists, beam, doors, guardrails, stucco crack and hole repairs and other carpentry work

Painting of all newly replaced carpentry work to match existing

Cleaning and removal of bird droppings on buildings

Removal and replacement of bird spikes, as well as installation of additional bird spikes

Complete exterior painting of specified buildings

Application of wood stain with sealer on the entire exterior of specified buildings

Urban Corps of San Diego County Receives $100,000
Donation From Guild Giving Foundation

Money will be useds to help young adults with education and job training

Urban Corps of San Diego County received a $100,000 donation from the Guild Giving Foundation, a nonprofit organization created by Guild Mortgage to deliver on its commitment to building relationships and strengthening communities. The money will be used to help Urban Corps continue its mission to provide young adults ages 18-26 a second chance for a high school diploma while giving them the tools to expand their career opportunities through paid job training.

“The Guild Giving Foundation and Guild Mortgage are long-time supporters of Urban Corps and we can’t thank them enough for their support,” said Kyle Kennedy, CEO of Urban Corps of San Diego County. “This donation will help us continue to give our Corpsmembers the opportunity to earn a high school diploma and receive life skills and paid job training that will put them on the road to success. In our 2022 fiscal year, 66 Corpsmembers graduated with their high school diplomas, 20 percent are headed to college and 80 percent are employed.”

The donation was raised from Guild Giving Foundation’s annual Charity Golf Tournament and Dinner Social that included golf, dinner and a silent auction with items such as vacation packages, sports memorabilia and one-of-a-kind experiences.

“The Guild Giving Foundation is committed to giving back to communities where Guild Mortgage employees and customers live,” said Mary Ann McGarry, president and CEO of Guild Mortgage. “We encourage our employees to volunteer, support financial literacy and deliver on our commitment to provide shelter and inspire positive change. Urban Corps is an organization that provides a positive change in San Diego County and we are proud to donate and help them with their mission of education and paid job training.”

About the Urban Corps of San Diego County

Founded in 1989, Urban Corps of San Diego County is a certified local conservation corps and charter school whose mission is to provide young adults ages 18-26 the tools to expand their career opportunities through paid job training, support services and a second chance to earn a high school diploma.

For more information or to join Urban Corps, visit https://urbancorpssd.org/ and follow us on Twitter (@SDUrbanCorps), Facebook & Instagram (@sandiegourbancorps), TikTok (@urbancorps) and LinkedIn.

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