Construction firm replaces century-old church steeple destroyed by Irma

Stevens Construction completes repairs on iconic structure at Alva United Methodist Church.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 5:30 a.m. November 14, 2018
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The new steeple is in place at Alva United Methodist Church. Courtesy Stevens Construction.
The new steeple is in place at Alva United Methodist Church. Courtesy Stevens Construction.
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FORT MYERS — More than a year after it was ravaged by Hurricane Irma, Stevens Construction of Fort Myers has completed the replacement of the 115-year-old steeple at Alva United Methodist Church in Alva.

The new Alva United Methodist Church steeple being put in place. Courtesy Stevens Construction.
The new Alva United Methodist Church steeple being put in place. Courtesy Stevens Construction.

 

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