Wichita Falls - The scope of the project will include a major mechanical renovation and alteration, and sporting fields.

Arlington - W.B. Kibler Construction has recently been selected to build a new charter school in Arlington, Texas. The school, Arlington Classics Academy, is relocating to an existing campus which will be extensively renovated. The Architect of record is Callahan & Freeman Architects of Fort Worth.

Bronte - The Bronte ISD is receiving a new field house and athletic facilities.  Designed by Abilene based CADCO Architects and Engineers, students will look forward to state of the art facilties.  Work will be completed shortly.

Mount Calm - Excited students participated in the ground breaking of a new High School for the Mount Calm community.  At the celebration for the new building residents of the area showed their support for the area and the school district. Designed by Architect Bill Slavik, the building will provide a new experience in learning for area children.

Dallas - The Bar Method, a nationally acclaimed fitness center, opened in Dallas on August 25th. W.B. Kibler Construction Co. was selected to complete the finish out of this prestigious franchise.  "The Bar Method will bring a new level of sophistication to the Dallas area fitness community," says Kirk Kibler, Chief Executive of W.B. Kibler Construction.  The franchise anticipates rapid growth as people learn about the unique concept The Bar Method brings to the area.  It is located in Inwood Village, at Lovers Lane and Inwood Road.  

Publication: Sweetwater Reporter

Sweetwater - Dale Parker and Phil Gulsvig with W.B. Kibler Construction were on hand as First Baptist Church Sweetwater was presented with their permit for renovations by Kirk Harris, Sweetwater Director of City Services. Construction should begin early next week.

Publication: Dallas Morning News

Dallas - On Good Friday, the Museum of Biblical Art will be officially resurrected. The museum, formerly known as The Biblical Arts Center and located just west of NorthPark Center, was gutted by a fire in 2005.

Arlington - On Wednesday April 21, 2010 W.B. Kibler was presented with a 2010 TEXO Distinguished Building Award for the Museum of Biblical Art.

In June 2005, a terrible fire destroyed the Museum of Biblical Art and its contents including: the “Miracle at Pentecost” mural painting, 2,500 pieces of art, sculpture and artifacts, and all of the popular Judeo-Christian displays and art galleries.

The newly restored Museum of Biblical Art is now open to the public and WBK could not be more proud to be a part of the recovery and revival of this incredible structure and it's amazing history.

Peaster - The children of Peaster will have a new building to study Science and Biology, as well as renovated facilities.  Designed by Harper Perkins Arhictects of Wichita Falls, the building embraces cutting edge technology and contemporary education design. "We could not be prouder to participate in the growth of Peaster. This building will serve future generations of children for years to come," says Ed Portier, President of W.B. Kibler Construction Co.

Irving - The Korean Central United Methodist Church has selected W.B. Kibler Construction for the second time for expansion.  Designed by Harper Perkins Architects of Wichita Falls, the addition and renovation is the first expansion since original construction.  Both Harper Perkins and W.B. Kibler were reselected after a successful new campus was built in 2003. "We love repeat customers. It is rewarding and gratifying to be asked back to build again," states Kirk Kibler, Chief Executive W.B. Kibler Construction.

Publication: Haskell Star

HASKELL - Bill Alcorn, Superintendent expressed his appreciation for the professionalism exhibited by W.B. Kibler. From their communication skills, and quality of contracted subs, to the working relationship between Kibler, Steve Ellinger (Architect) and Alcorn, the experience has been near perfect.

Publication: Fox 4 News

DALLAS - A group of total strangers is donating their time and services to an elderly couple, held against their will for months in a Pilot Point nursing home.

Michael and Jean Kidd’s home had been vacant and neglected for the past year while they were away. Thanks to a generous group of business owners, the Kidd’s home is getting a complete makeover.

Publication: Keene Star

Although work on the $15 million renovation and expansion project at Keene Independent School District has been going on for some time, rain delays postponed the ground breaking. But, the official event occurred on Monday, October 19th, 2009.

Publication: Herald Banner

A date could be set for the formal dedication of the new A.C. Williams Elementary School campus when the Commerce Independent School District Board of Trustees meets in regular session tonight.

Publication: The Observer Enterprise

W.B. Kibler Construction employees pour the concrete for part of the wing of the new Robert Lee High School facility. According to Superintendent Aaron Hood, some of the structure of the high school is expected to be standing by mid-July.

Publication: Construction Today Magazine

W.B. Kibler performs in the retail, educational, industrial, medical, office and religious sectors; however, "we excel in pretty much all aspects of construction," Kibler notes. "Our preconstruction services are really strong, and our ability to finish projects in a timely manner is an important strength we have."

Publication: The Observer Enterprise

Construction has begun on the new Robert Lee ISD school facilities. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held on Tuesday, May 26, 2009, at 2:30 pm with a large crowd attending.

Publication: Jacksboro Gazette News

A new, $9.3 million facility topped discussion Monday night at the regular meeting of Bryson Independent School District trustees. Representatives from W.B. Kibler Construction Co., architect Bill Slavik and Southwest Securities adviser Leon Johnson each submitted conceptions on the project from their own perspectives. Ed Portier and Joe Spoon with Kibler submitted a standard estimate report that gauged the price tag for construction on the main school at $5.5 million, the practice gym at $684,000, the ag building $220,000 and overhauling the auditorium at $630,000. In addition, $250,000 was built in to the formula for unknowns, parking lots, and underground utilities.

Publication: Keene Star

W.B. Kibler Construction Company of Dallas will be offered the opportunity to serve as Construction Manager at Risk for the expansion and renovation project at Keene ISD.

The committee's evaluation system selected Kibler based on an evaluation system that included references, quality of work, on-time completions, and the ability to maintain the budget.

Publication: Muenster Enterprise

Muenster ISD officially broke ground last week on the construction of a new cafetorium & classrooms project. Pictured is Bill Krieger, superintendent of construction project and Kirk Dawson, Project Manager.

Publication: The Commerce Journal

Commerce ISD Superintendent, Mike Roberts announced that he had secured $10,000 in donations for the foundation. The businesses donating the money were Walsh, Anderson, Brown, Schulze & Aldridge, P.C.; Perdue Brandon Fielder, Collins and Mott, LLP; Claycomb Associates, Architects; and W.B. Kibler Construction Co., LTD.

Publication: Gainesville Daily Register

W.B. Kibler Construction Co., Ltd was selected as the General Contractor for Muenster ISD. Pictured is Bill Krieger, Superintendent and Kirk Dawson, Project Manager.

Publication: Dallas Business Journal - Best Real Estate Deals

WB. Kibler Construction Co., Ltd was selected as the General Contractor for the Plaza at Rockwall.

Publication: Valley Morning Star

The dates are quickly approaching for Harlingen to become home to almost a dozen new businesses. The biggest names include Walgreens, Starbucks, Logan’s Roadhouse, and Kohl’s.

The new Walgreens will be at the Woodmont Shopping Center between Tyler and Harrison avenues near the Expressway 77 / 83 interchange.

Construction inside and outside of Walgreens will be completed by mid-January, said Bill Krieger, Superintendent for the project from W.B. Kibler Construction Co., Ltd., General Contractors out of Dallas.

Publication: Quoin

In a world of extremes, it’s all or nothing. Fortunately, such is not the case in the contractor industry, where every measure counts. As a full-service contractor, W.B Kibler Construction has constructed buildings large and small, finding ways to bring forward-thinking and sustainable practices to those projects short on both time and money. A recent case in point: The firm was selected to rebuild Dallas’ Biblical Arts Center, which was gutted by a six-alarm fire in 2005.

Publication: Dallas Business Journal

Skyrocketing costs for concrete, steel, and asphalt could derail work in North Texas. Increases in the cost of construction materials are threatening to shrink the number of North Texas highway projects in the state's long-term highway construction plan and have stalled construction projects across the country.

Publication: Dallas Business Journal

A $60 million regional shopping center will open its first phase this fall in Rockwall, with the second phase materializing in fall 2008 and boosting its size to nearly 500,000 square feet.

The Plaza at Rockwall, near Interstate 30 and Highway 205, has 93% of its 332,000 square feet leased by the likes of J.C. Penney and Shoe Pavilion. "Phase two rings in at 150,000 square feet and will feature about 20 or more retailers and restaurants", said Stephen Coslik, President of The Woodmont Co., with offices in Dallas and Fort Worth.

Publication: Mineral Wells Index, Texas

In the preliminary bidding phase, construction managers from W.B. Kibler Construction Co. Ltd. out of Dallas suggested cuts on the new gym based on projected estimates. Cuts included lowering the roof a little, reducing three feet from one end (the equivalent of one row of bleachers) and reducing the amount of masonry on the new gym.

Publication: DMagazine

Kirk Kibler makes DMagazine's list.

Publication: San Antonio Business Journal

Blackburn Properties has broken ground on Quail Creek Crossing - a new retail development that is slated to be built in the city of Wichita Falls, in the Panhandle / Plains area of Texas.

The project will span 225,000 square feet of space along 23 acres of land at Quail Creek. It is being built on a site that started as an industrial park back in the 1930s.

Publication: Construction Today

In an effort to be "The Contractor of Choice" for selected clients and specialty contractors, W.B. Kibler (WBK) Construction Co. Ltd. strives to be a "well-managed business utilizing project delivery systems that consistently produce quality construction services on schedule and within budget." Having been in business for 35 years, the company says it has found success in its pursuits because of its people.

Publication: DallasCEO Magazine

Bill Kibler founded the reputable, reliable WBK Construction 35 years ago. Now it's his son Kirk's turn to build onto the legacy.

Publication: Dallas Business Journal

With the oil and gas business booming, long-time service provider Driver Pipeline Co. in West Dallas has plans for a new campus back on the front burner.

The family-owned business plans to build a $10 million campus on 83 acres of raw land overlooking the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in Irving, according to Russell Driver, senior vice president.

Publication: Dallas Business Journal

Sam Moon is well known for selling accessories; now he is polishing the Coyote Ridge Golf Course into a sort of jewel.

Moon, President of the Sam Moon Trading Co. is sinking $6.5 million into a new clubhouse at Coyote Ridge, at the corner of Hebron Parkway and State Highway 121 in Carrollton.

Publication: TREC 2006 Community Report

When you choose to serve your community, you don't think of gaining anything but the satisfaction of giving. But time and time again, those that give of themselves access new opportunities.

Just ask Kirk Kibler, CEO of W.B. Kibler Construction Co, and David Gleeson of L&B Realty Advisors. Both have been long involved with The Real Estate Council and The Real Estate Foundation...