Reno, Nevada, April 23, 2014 – Troy & Travis Means, owners of HomeCrafters, a longstanding, family-owned residential construction firm in Reno, NV, have announced the establishment of their commercial division, M2 Construction. M2 will provide the same unmatched level of craftsmanship as its award-winning residential counterpart, while catering to local architects and planners who seek the perfect balance between quality and efficiency.

“Although the primary focus of HomeCrafters has been on custom homes and semi-custom home neighborhoods, we have had the opportunity to work on several commercial projects,” says Troy Means, Owner. “We felt it was an opportune time to establish a separate entity with its own identity that would focus primarily on commercial construction.  We have put together an outstanding team of experienced individuals with an extensive background in commercial construction and look forward to this new venture.”

The M2 Construction portfolio includes the recent renovation and remodeling of the Riverside at Washington project in Reno’s Powning District, which currently serves as home to The Hub, Beaujolais Bistro, and Dorinda’s Chocolates, as well as Allied Gold Nevada’s temporary man-camp & New Frontier RV Park and Community Center in Winnemucca, NV. Current projects include Dickson Realty in Truckee, CA, Wingers Restaurant & Casino in Winnemucca, NV, and Peri and Sons Farms’ migrant housing project in Yerington, NV.

For more information, please call 775.432.1675 or visit www.M2ConstructionReno.com.

April 2014 – M2 construction has been awarded a job from Peri and Sons Farms in Yerington. The job consists of building over 30,000 s.f. of barrack style housing and laundry facilities for migrant workers being employed by Peri and Sons. M2 was retained for its ability to build the job in a shortened time frame of just 4 months while maintaining a competitive budget for the project. Work is anticipated to be completed on August 1st, 2014.