Motion Dynamics
Project Overview
Westwind faced unique utility challenges for the Motion Dynamics project. While the site had access to municipal water, it was not connected to a municipal sewer system. At the time of initial construction, the septic system was substantial enough to support the business — but as the client expanded, they outgrew the system’s capacity.
After assessing the situation and looking at long-term plans for Motion Dynamics, Westwind began facilitating conversations with the client and township to bring municipal septic to the site, positioning both the client and surrounding businesses for further economic growth within Fruitport Township.
After the client moved into the space, an increase in manufacturing volume created humidity problems. To address this, Westwind installed additional industrial dehumidifiers and took measures to contain wet areas and control both temperature and humidity.
In the end, the client was happy with our quick resolution to issues as they arose, and is currently working with us on expansion plans.
Project Details
The owner, Greg Oleszczuk, has been very upfront with his opinions and concerns as we developed the project. I appreciate that he did not take the approach of telling me what I wanted to hear, but rather shared his thoughts about the project — what added value, what should be looked at for alternatives — and then supported his team the entire time. As issues arose during construction, the first thing Greg thought about was making the project right for us.
Chris Witham
President, Motion Dynamics Corporation
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