Every photo on this page is from a Bankston's Builders job: two Feverhub experience venues in Dallas and one in Orlando, the company's own office building in Fort Worth rebuilt after a flood, a burned-out commercial building in Montana brought back as a fire rebuild, and an Ollie's store built out from a gutted big box. Call (214) 557-5106 and we will look at yours.
Two Feverhub experience venues finished out side by side in the Dallas Design District: the shell ground and framed, a glow ball pit, a pop art sensory room, show lighting and projection in the game room, LED light bars in the corridors, the finished entry and signs, and new air conditioning units set on the roof with downtown Dallas behind. The low voltage and AV wiring ran under the same company as the build.
The company's own three story office building in Fort Worth, destroyed by flooding after thieves cut the copper pipes and put back together as insurance work: new rooftop air conditioning units with downtown Fort Worth behind, a new glass curtain wall corner, and finished offices with downtown in the windows.
A burned-out commercial building near Bozeman taken from charred siding and boarded openings to a finished building: new interior framing and a mezzanine, mechanical runs in the ceilings, a membrane roof, stucco, a floor pour and apron, drywall, finished rooms and new overhead doors. The same wall is shown before and after the rebuild.
A retail store for a national brand built out from a gutted big box: the old red front under scaffolding, the interior gutted with drywall staged, a new stucco facade with the arch window filled in, the Ollie's sign up, and the finished store lit at dusk. The company also worked the Hobby Lobby building in the same shopping center before that tenant moved in.
A second Feverhub venue finished out inside a mall in Orlando: the Fever Hub storefront going in, the Glow or Go lobby with its new epoxy floor, the VR headset racks for the Titanic experience, and a night crane lift at the mall roof for the rooftop units.
A pine-covered mountainside in Angel Fire cleared for building sites and the roads to reach them in the fall of 2026: a dozer opening the first lane through the trees, an excavator grubbing out stumps and piling the logs, a graded pad, a new road cut along a fresh bank with a trench beside it, and the equipment lined up on the pad when the ground was ready.
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