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Manteca Fire Station No. 5

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Project Details at a Glance

Location

Manteca, CA

Client

City of Manteca

Project Type

Commercial

Services

General Contracting

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Size

5,946 SF

Completion

2022

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Project Overview & Scope

C.T. Brayton & Sons constructed the new 5,946-square-foot Manteca Fire Station No. 5, providing the City of Manteca with a modern public safety facility designed to support emergency response operations. The project included construction of the fire station, vehicle apparatus bays, firefighter living quarters, administrative spaces, and associated site improvements, creating a functional and efficient environment for first responders serving the growing community.

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The Final Outcome

The completed Fire Station No. 5 strengthens the City of Manteca’s emergency response capabilities by providing firefighters with a modern, purpose-built facility designed for efficiency, safety, and long-term service. Through quality craftsmanship and durable construction, C.T. Brayton & Sons delivered a public safety facility that will support first responders and protect the community for years to come.

Rear perspective of the civic facility showing the large concrete turnout yard, the tan horizontal lap siding on the living quarters, and the red vertical board and batten siding on the active multi-bay engine garage.
Interior service corridor with stained concrete flooring, featuring a heavy-duty dark brown exit door with a kickplate, a wall-mounted electrical panel, and custom wood cabinetry supporting multi-unit radio and equipment charging docks.
Interior of the station maintenance workshop room featuring a sealed concrete floor, dark wood tool storage cabinetry, continuous stainless steel countertops with an integrated utility sink, and a red metal Craftsman tool chest.
Specialized station exercise room featuring a StairMaster machine, a stationary training bike, free weight benches, a dumbbell storage rack, an infrared carcinogen mitigation sauna booth, and large glass exit doors.
Close up front angle of emergency response vehicles including Engine 24 parked inside the municipal fire station bay, featuring overhead commercial utility lines, reflective security bollards, and full-height glass bifold doors.
Action shot of a red commercial emergency vehicle with glowing red roof lights pulling onto the concrete access driveway from the station garage bay during twilight.
Wide view inside the open-ended apparatus bay housing multiple emergency vehicles, emphasizing the chevron reflective striping on the back of Engine 24, overhead utility conduits, and structural concrete flooring with drainage trenches.
Rear elevation of the fire station apparatus garage showcasing red vertical board and batten siding, two large overhead rolling garage doors, concrete driveway, and yellow safety bollards under a clear blue sky.
Physical training room highlighting a commercial steel weightlifting squat rack with barbell plates, wall-mounted mirrors, workout benches, and industrial rubber flooring under recessed ceiling lights.
Side view of a parked fire apparatus vehicle with open passenger doors, showcasing integrated steel storage compartments and firefighter turnout gear including jackets, boots, and a helmet laid out on the bay floor.
Commercial-grade kitchen facility inside Manteca Fire Station No. 5 featuring dark wood cabinets, stainless steel countertops, an industrial dual-oven range, and a polished live-edge wood dining table with built-in branding and black metal legs.
Main lobby entry alcove featuring the white engraved Manteca Fire Department logo on a polished concrete floor, custom-framed station memorabilia including a historic red uniform shirt, and access control wooden office doors.
Landscape profile of the civic construction project at sunset, showcasing a yellow iron fire hydrant in the foreground, river rock groundcover beds, concrete public sidewalks, and the illuminated building exterior.
Wide-angle daytime shot of the completed civic facility, highlighting the red board and batten siding of the apparatus bays, a covered main entryway with stone veneer pillars, and a river rock landscaping bed bordering the concrete sidewalk.
Dusk architectural photography of the station house in Manteca, California, highlighting the illuminated glass garage bay doors, parked response vehicles, manufactured stone pillar bases, and an American flagpole.
Sunny daytime view of the completed City of Manteca Fire Station No. 5 building, showcasing red and tan horizontal siding, an engraved natural stone monument sign, a flagpole flying American and California flags, and stone river rock landscaping.
Symmetrical view looking straight into the open garage bays of the station house, showing an emergency rescue boat trailer and fire engine parked on the reinforced concrete slab floor under a clear blue sky.
Commercial-grade station bathroom installation featuring a dark wood vanity with a solid surface countertop, a standard white ceramic toilet, a central floor drainage grate in the sealed concrete floor, and an adjacent walk-in shower stall with white tiling and a blue curtain.
Specialized station storage room featuring heavy-duty red wire mesh lockers holding protective first responder turnout gear, coats, helmets, and duffel bags alongside a yellow-framed DeWalt utility bench.
Private crew sleeping quarters inside the Manteca station showcasing a single bed with blue bedding, a built-in laminate desk system with an ergonomic office chair, a large wooden wardrobe unit, a ceiling fan, and high privacy windows.
Comfortable dayroom area for fire station personnel featuring brown leather reclining chairs, a wall-mounted flat-screen television, a large corkboard, a dry-erase whiteboard, and stained concrete flooring.
Interior perspective of the station apparatus bay showing the rear profile of fire Engine 24 parked on a sealed concrete floor with active yellow overhead exhaust extraction hoses connected to the vehicle.
Close-up detail of the concrete walkway showing a decorative square grid pattern of multi-colored grey and white brick pavers engraved with community names surrounding a structural brushed aluminum flagpole base.
Wide exterior shot at twilight showing the station house with illuminated interior bays, a smooth concrete access driveway, a red Do Not Enter road sign, and community landscaping.
Well-lit administrative office featuring a wooden executive desk, guest seating, multi-pane windows looking out toward a street corner, and integrated window roller shades.
Wide exterior shot of the fully completed civic construction project, showing closed glass bifold garage doors reflecting the sunset sky, clean concrete paths, landscaped beds, and municipal flags flying.
Detailed view of the firehouse kitchen construction, emphasizing the high-gloss epoxy finish on a custom wood slab table, an industrial stainless steel range hood, and integrated kitchen appliances.
Close-up of the front entrance of the city building, showcasing double dark glass entry doors, square stone veneer base pillars, illuminated sconce lighting, and an blue ADA compliance accessibility placard.
Wide-angle evening shot of the newly constructed fire station in Manteca, California, highlighting the illuminated glass garage bay doors, manicured mulch beds, concrete walkways, and perimeter security lighting.
Close-up of the municipal building exterior entrance showcasing a gray wood structural canopy trellis, thick square stone veneer pillar bases, vertical red siding, and dark metal storefront framing around the entrance doors.
Exterior view of the municipal station building, highlighting the architectural combination of gray horizontal lap siding on the administrative offices and vertical red board and batten siding on the adjacent equipment bays.
Interior office space within the civic facility showcasing a large U-shaped dark wood desk configuration, office swivel chairs, built-in storage cabinets, a wall-mounted bulletin board, and commercial carpeting.
Evening shot of firefighters in uniform working around a red Freightliner fire truck with its emergency lights flashing, parked in the main concrete staging driveway of the station house.
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