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Enhancing Access: New ADA Ramp Coming to Old Mission Santa Barbara
Frank Schipper Construction Co. is proud to partner with Old Mission Santa Barbara on a transformative project to bring long-overdue accessibility to one of California’s most beloved historic sites. This carefully crafted ADA-compliant ramp will provide safe, dignified entry to the Mission church—without compromising its iconic architecture.
Read more about how this meaningful project is blending history, community, and inclusion below.
New Project
Sanctuary centers
Building hope. We are at the halfway mark on Sanctuary Centers’ new supportive housing and mental health clinic project in downtown Santa Barbara.
Once complete, the four-story building will provide 34 units of affordable housing and a 4,500-square-foot integrated health clinic—bringing vital services and stability to vulnerable community members.
Stay connected to the build. Click here for additional information and a live view of the project.
Just Completed
foodbank of santa barabara
Frank Schipper Construction Co. is proud to announce the completion of the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County’s new Sharehouse facility in Goleta. This state-of-the-art distribution center spans 60,000 square feet and includes up to 5,000 square feet of cold storage—expanding the Foodbank’s capacity to store fresh and frozen goods by tenfold. The facility is outfitted with industrial racking systems, a walk-in cooler and freezer, and an enclosed loading dock to streamline operations.
With the ability to hold over 1 million pounds of food, it is designed to support large-scale weekly intake as well as emergency response efforts. Completed in early 2025 and opened in March, the Sharehouse marks a major investment in the region’s food security infrastructure.
Featured Completed Project
Vetsurg of ventura
This tenant improvement project involved a 13,000 square foot remodel and a change of use from educational space to a veterinary surgical hospital. Improvements consisted of constructing 4 state-of-the-art veterinary surgery rooms with streaming capabilities for offsite surgical training, radiology rooms, veterinary back of house kennels for overnight holding, exam rooms, offices, and new exterior improvements. Surgery rooms consisted of steel structures to support ceiling hung boom systems equipped with lighting, monitors, medical gases, suction pumps, and electrical outlets. Radiology rooms were outfitted with lead drywall, protective lead glass windows and doors to eliminate radiation to staff. The interior and exterior were thoughtfully designed to accommodate staff, animals, and their owners.
This eighteen-month-long project was on time and under budget. Construction commenced on August 1st, 2022, and the Owner occupied on February 14th, 2024.