Clermont Northeastern Middle School Restrooms 2026

Prodigy Building Solutions was hired to renovate four restrooms throughout the school, delivering ADA‑compliant access, modern finishes, upgraded fixtures, and durable flooring designed for high‑traffic educational environments. The project included full demolition, epoxy flooring, new partitions, updated plumbing fixtures, electrical improvements, and fresh paint across all designated restroom areas.

Girls Restrooms

Work began with demolition of two vertical courses of CMU at the entrance to achieve ADA compliance, followed by installation of a new bullnose CMU course. Existing tile flooring was removed and replaced with commercial flake epoxy, and the terrazzo flooring received a matching epoxy coating up to the hallway threshold.

All sinks, toilets, dispensers, grab bars, hand dryers, mirrors, and partitions were removed. Prodigy installed a new wall‑mounted sink with dual automatic faucets, four toilets with automatic flush valves, HDP partitions, two vanity mirrors, two electric hand dryers, and a new GFCI receptacle. Owner‑provided paper towel, soap, and toilet paper dispensers were installed. Walls, ceiling, and unit vent received two coats of final paint.
This restroom received full demolition of tile flooring, epoxy installation, terrazzo coating, fixture removal, and removal of a wall‑mounted cabinet. Prodigy installed a wall‑mounted sink with three automatic faucets, five toilets, HDP partitions, three mirrors, two hand dryers, and a GFCI receptacle. Owner‑provided dispensers were installed, and all surfaces were painted.

Boys Restrooms

Similar ADA entrance modifications were completed, including CMU demolition and bullnose block installation. Tile flooring was replaced with commercial flake epoxy, and terrazzo flooring received an epoxy coating. All fixtures were removed and replaced with a wall‑mounted sink with two automatic faucets, two toilets, three urinals, HDP partitions, two mirrors, two hand dryers, and a new GFCI receptacle. Owner‑provided dispensers were installed, and all surfaces were painted.

Tile flooring was removed and replaced with commercial flake epoxy, terrazzo was coated, and all fixtures were demolished. New installations included a wall‑mounted sink with three automatic faucets, two toilets, four urinals, HDP partitions, three mirrors, two hand dryers, and a GFCI receptacle. Owner‑provided dispensers were installed, and all surfaces received two coats of paint.