Along California’s Gold Coast—from the gateway to the Channel Islands at Oxnard to the Spanish heritage of Santa Barbara—these towns possess a quiet history that belies their more contemporary state-of-the-art contributions. Under the leadership of Regional Manager Steve Parks, the staff of Berg’s Ventura Region has been instrumental in bringing wide-ranging project types in support of tourism, education and business to this segment of the Gold Coast. From airports to historic resort hotels, universities, high-tech military installations and office buildings, to hospitals and schools—with an expanding client list throughout the area, Bergelectric opened the Ventura Regional office in 2006.
Making positive contributions to the communities in which they live and work, Berg’s Ventura Region has provided services for diverse projects such as St. John’s Regional Medical Center in Oxnard, the historic Ojai Valley Inn and Spa, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Recreation Center Expansion, Rio Vista Elementary School and Granada Office Building in Santa Barbara County.
With 18 years in the industry, Parks has played a critical role in many of Berg’s most complex undertakings—the most notable being the prestigious $140-million Film Archive and Preservation Center in Santa Clarita. A quote from the general contractor responsible for the 180,000-sf monumental design-assist effort speaks to the region’s consistent performance, “Berg’s ability to adapt and to achieve the right balance between aesthetics, performance and endurance are among the reasons why we chose them for the Film Archive and Preservation Center.”
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