Construction Consultants L.I., Inc. • Our philosophy remains the same regardless of the project size or complexity. Service to the client through conscientious effort.

CCLI completed a total renovation to the Shelter Island Library lower level in the summer of 2012. In addition to installing an elevator, we created a kitchen area and installed a new HVAC system.

A state of the art greenhouse facility was recently constructed by CCLI at BNL. This facility utilizes the latest greenhouse technology and construction materials and will enhance BNL's ability to study environmental issues involving plant growth and vegetation.

An 800 foot long drop-off canopy complete with an aluminum and glass panel system was just completed by CCLI at one of the most vital transportation hubs on Long Island. This addition to Long Island MacArthur Airport will allow a much greater flow of passenger access to the terminals.

CCLI is proud to be the Prime Contractor for a new 11,000 S.F. addition to State University's Hospital located at its campus in Stony Brook, New York. This has been a challenging project for several reasons. In addition to building a large new structure in what is an occupied area we have also faced the challenge of dealing with both emergency vehicle access (both ambulance and helicopter). Also the structural design required us not only to reinforce an existing parking garage which became part of the structural support, but to place the balance of the foundation on structural piles. Working with the University and its Consultants CCLI has managed to overcome these obstacles while still maintaining a safe work area with minimum disturbance to critical Hospital activities.

This new eleven million dollar sewer treatment facility will allow industrial expansion in a sensitive environmental area by containing sanitary waste within the confines of the project site. Funded by Federal Stimulus funds this project has had to endure several setbacks including a severe winter and post design changes made by Suffolk County Department of Health. Never the less, CCLI along with the other prime contractors completed this project in a timely manner.

On the east end of Long island resides one of the premiere retirement communities of the Northeast. Built ten years ago Peconic Landing is home to over 400 residents. CCLI's recent addition to the central facility included the creation of a restaurant, bank, artist studios and landscaping.

Southold Animal Shelter is operated by North Fork Animal Welfare League, Inc. Their mission is to provide humane care and treatment for all the animals needing protection in the community of The Town of Southold. CCLI is proud to have constructed this project that will take what was once a group of structures in desperate need of improvement and replace it with a state of the art facility. The new facility will provide vital space and care for the animals in need. the building is not only good for the animals but is better for the environment because green building techniques and materials have been utilized in its construction.

The Cutchogue Library is a special project that required a sophisticated approach. The building to be renovated was a 120 year old church. The extensive work began with the excavation of a new 10 foot basement. This required sophisticated shoring, bearing, and cribbing of the original church as well as structural modifications and reinforcement for the entire structure in order to install a new mezzanine throughout the entire library.

The construction of the Sandspit Ferry Terminal in Sandspit Park off Brightwater Street in Patchogue began with the initial structure being demolished to make way for a brand new updated building. The new Ferry Terminal is larger and accommodates and provides for improved service. The result of the project creates a terminal better able to handle its ferry passengers.

Built in a record breaking six months this beautiful facility is a proud addition to the Town’s public facilities. In addition to its striking architectural features this project was one of the first Silver certified LEEDS projects on Long Island.

Downtown Riverhead now has a state of the art office center for the various agencies that comprise the Cornell Cooperative Extension. Built in a record ten months CCLI was also able to save Suffolk County $50,000 by redesigning the roof screen system. Truly a "dream" job where at the end everyone walked away happy and the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony was attended by all.

In order for CCLI to build this project it required a schedule that was exacting. During the fabrication of a 20,000 square foot, two story addition it was mandatory to work diligently and efficiently. During all phases of construction it was necessary to allow the full functioning of the fire house. With a May 2007 completion date, we were able to do just that.

One of our larger projects, CCLI constructed a music room and second floor addition totaling over 30,000 SF at Sayville's High School. Despite one of the worst winters and excessive rain in both the fall and following Spring CCLI ensured that the district and its students had a beautiful new facility in time for the school year.