Packaging Line Removal and Reinstallation

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

Overview

Perry Construction Management led a $2 million brownfield project to remove and reinstall a packaging line at a production facility in Charlotte, North Carolina. The project focused on dismantling and replacing a complex line used for packaging nuts and dried fruits. PCM ensured minimal disruption to ongoing operations through precise coordination, phased execution, and safety oversight.

Scope of Work

Electrical demolition and equipment disassembly
Disconnection and removal of Line 3 (sacker/loader, conveyors, mezzanine)
Removal of Line 1 utilities and key components (hoist, tower, oil system)
Equipment staging and shipment coordination for Line 4
Contractor trailer refeed prep and palletizer decommissioning
Reinstallation and optimization of the packaging line

Results

Through detailed planning and seamless coordination between multiple contractors, the project was executed with minimal impact to operations and no safety incidents. PCM delivered a fully optimized packaging line that supports the company’s production goals, demonstrating operational excellence and effective management of complex, multi-phase industrial upgrades.

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August 13, 2025

For the fifth year in a row, Perry Construction Management has earned a place on the prestigious Inc 5000 list, which recognizes the fastest growing private construction companies in the country. This achievement puts us in rare company. Of all companies that have made the list one or more times, less than 1% have achieved five consecutive years of being named an Inc. 5000 company. This milestone is about more than just growth numbers. It reflects our commitment to consistent excellence, strong client relationships, and staying true to our core values. We are proud to share this news with our clients, partners, and team members who have made it possible.