Currently, AKS is providing fire system evaluation reports for two facilities at the US Forest Service Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument. The purpose of these evaluations is to investigate and assess the interior condition of the existing piping using recognized industry standards and fire protection system experience.  The results of the evaluation will identify upgrades necessary to improve the reliability and longevity of the system so that it can continue to protect the facility for the foreseeable future.

Also included is a study to determine the soil evaluation and proposed location for a new septic system and drain field for an existing bunkhouse and duplex.

The purpose of the Maybeso-Hollis wastewater system design is to replace the existing wastewater treatment system with an on-site system. The existing system was installed to support the US Forest Service Maybeso Research Center and the neighboring Hollis School.

Building N1 is a 1970’s tilt up concrete panel structure that is used for Vehicle Maintenance. Under this project, the existing restroom and break room area is renovated and reconfigured. In additional a new locker room and hazardous storage spaces are added within the vehicle maintenance bays, new mezzanine platforms for mechanical equipment. The facility also receives new roofing, HVAC, and electrical systems. Minimal site work is included that consists of utility work. 

AKS is currently working on a 4,500 SF single family beach house in Indianola.

AKS is currently working on an interior remodel for a Woodinville Residence that includes the Main Floor Formal Living, Dining, Kitchen, Pantry, Laundry, and Family Room as well as the Upper floor Master Closet, Master Bath, and Children's bath.