Cityline Construction

• The burned kitchen line. Notice that it is now inside of a room with a door. This is the room we built around the fire.
• Us moving out some burned appliances. The wall on the right of the picture is the outside of the temporary room. It looks just like the rest of the kitchen
• Inside the temporary room with the cook line removed
• The service line inside the temporary room. The metal stud wall behind the line is the inside of the white wall in picture number 2
• A series of chain hoists used to lower the burned exhaust hood to the ground
• Taken inside the temporary room with the demolition completed
• The new stainless wall panels behind the cook line
• A progress photo of the new welded exhaust duct
• One half of the new Captivaire exhaust hood. HT Lyons crew has to drag 2 of these into the brew works.
• The temporary wall is down and we are in our 2 day shutdown to finish the line, have a final inspection, and re-open for business. The photo shows the controls for the automated self-washing hood and a pair of electrical engineers from the manufacture helping with fan speed issues
• Everyone has a few square feet to work in
• A few stainless fabricators working on the service line
• A new operational cook line
• The cook line and the service line installed, inspected, and ready for food
• Another shot of the hood

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