LeChase moved its office and warehouse to 1600 Emerson Street in Rochester, N.Y., where the warehouse is still located today.
LeChase broke ground on the new vocational wing for BOCES’ Robert P. Dye WeMoCo Occupational School in Spencerport, N.Y.
Signing of the contract for City Hall, Rochester, N.Y.
Raymond LeChase, Inc. was founded. The motivation for forming the company was a result of his son Wayne’s decision to emulate the family’s construction tradition established by his father.
Upon completion of Eastridge High School, a dedication ceremony was held in April 1959.
LeChase originally performed work on General Motors’ administration building in 1955. Since then, LeChase has maintained that partnership and performed work on the same building 55 years later in 2010.
LeChase finished construction on Rochester’s first permanent, artificially frozen ice skating rink at Genesee Valley Park.
K-12 has always been one of the company’s core markets and continues to be one in which LeChase performs work today.
LeChase won the bid for a seven-classroom addition to the Harding School in Gates District 7.
LeChase broke ground on a $261,300 addition for St. John Fisher College. The addition included a cafeteria and a 600-seat auditorium.
The project began a long-standing relationship that continues today. Over the years, LeChase has completed more than 40 projects for the college.
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