Agawam, MA – South Coast Improvement Company recently announced the completion of renovations at Pyramid Healthcare’s behavioral health treatment facility located at 1200 Suffield Street in Agawam.
The project transformed an existing 2-story nursing home into a modern substance abuse treatment and recovery center designed to support patient care, safety, and long-term wellness. The renovated facility includes 76 resident rooms accommodating up to 209 beds, along with upgraded common areas, group rooms, laundry facilities, shower rooms, and support spaces. The renovation also incorporated enhanced fire protection and energy-efficient building systems, including upgraded lighting controls and modernized sprinkler and fire alarm systems designed to meet current Massachusetts building and safety codes.
South Coast Improvement Company coordinated extensive interior renovations, infrastructure upgrades, and life-safety improvements throughout the occupied healthcare environment. The scope included demolition and reconstruction work; mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection; flooring, ceilings, lighting; and commercial kitchen improvements.
“This project reflects our continued commitment to delivering high-quality healthcare and behavioral health environments that prioritize safety, dignity, and functionality,” said Henry Quinlan, president of South Coast Improvement Company. “We are proud to have partnered with Pyramid Healthcare to help create a facility that supports recovery and provides a welcoming environment for residents and staff alike.”
“South Coast Improvement Company was an outstanding partner throughout this project,” said Jeff Davis, director of engineering/construction of Pyramid Healthcare. “Their team understood the importance of maintaining quality, communication, and schedule while delivering a facility that will have a meaningful impact on the individuals we serve. The finished space reflects the level of care and professionalism they brought to the project every day.”
Architectural services for the project were provided by EGA Architects, with engineering support from BLW Engineers.
