T-Ross Brothers Construction was proud to complete the new construction of Jackass Brewing Company in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, helping bring a unique brewery and restaurant destination to the community.

Delivered through the Commercial/Design-Build service line, the project was developed in collaboration with architect James Kerber of Mid-Penn Engineering and owners Larry Winans and Skip Kratzer. The project involved the ground-up construction of a brand-new facility designed to support brewery operations, dining service, customer gathering spaces, and long-term business growth.

The completed building was carefully designed to create a welcoming and functional atmosphere that reflects the character of the Jackass Brewing Company brand while supporting the operational demands of a busy brewery and restaurant environment.

From site development and structural construction to interior finishes and coordinated building systems, every phase of the project was completed with a focus on craftsmanship, durability, and customer experience. Brewery and hospitality projects require thoughtful coordination between mechanical systems, kitchen operations, customer flow, utility infrastructure, and dining environments to ensure the finished space functions efficiently while maintaining a comfortable and inviting atmosphere.

The completed facility now serves as a destination for residents and visitors throughout the region, offering gathering spaces designed for dining, entertainment, and community connection.

At T-Ross Brothers Construction, we are proud to help local businesses create spaces that strengthen communities and contribute to regional growth. We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with Jackass Brewing Company on this exciting project and proud to have helped bring their vision to life.

T-Ross Brothers Construction has extensive experience delivering high-quality commercial construction projects designed for functionality, durability, and long-term success. Contact our team at 570-524-6411 to start your project today.