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Cocalico Builders LTD has been serving the commercial and residential industries since 1971. We have built a solid reputation for personal service, quality building products, and most of all, fine craftsmanship. We offer a complete construction management service, taking care of all aspects of the job. Dwight and his staff will meet with prospective clients and walk them through all of their options.
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We are looking for a reliable worker with knowledgeable skills in excel with experience in residential and commercial building. Click the contact tab to print your application. Call to schedule your interest in the positon. We provide hands-on training, great hours and PTO.
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Our Feature Projects
The story begins in 1732 when Peter Bruegger (Bricker) and Margaretha Roesti emigrated from Bern, Switzerland, to the Cocalico Valley of Lancaster County. The Brickers welcomed five children to the family, including their youngest son, David Bricker (1755-1833), who came to own approximately 70 acres of land on the outskirts of what is now Denver. In 1801, he built a bank barn on his property and a year later, a farmhouse.
The Grubbery at Foxchase has taken entertainment into consideration by creating an outdoor dining area for those who have finished their eighteen holes, or for locals to come enjoy the beautful weather and delious food.
"I never thought twice, when I had the opportunity to reconnect with an old friend to create a master peice". Great minds think alike when it came to designing something to last for years to come. Not only did I help give them a place to enjoy, but also a place to create countless memories.
Stepping into Kurt Fichthorn’s home is a treat in itself. The circa 1841 farmhouse is like a local historical preserve. Once an active horse farm owned by Kurt’s great-uncle Dan, the property, tucked away amid new development in East Cocalico Township. Once a bustling apparatus of early community, drawing neighbors to its harness-racing track.
Cooking in the great outdoors is a tradition that extends back thousands of years - perhaps even a million or more! And, cooking outdoors has always been "a guy thing" - envision cavemen, cowboys, mountain men, natives, boy scouts, and nature lovers preparing their specialties over open fires, then sitting around the dying embers and philosophizing about life.
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