A look at the ice, above the north end seating. The score clock is getting built (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
On Wednesday November 1st, the Belleville Senators will begin their tenure inside the Yardmen Arena.
For contractors, it will be all hands on deck, around the clock, to get as much done as possible before puck drop.
Dozens of crew members are working inside and outdoors, to get the work finished before the team’s first ever game in Belleville.
John Shellenberger of Ball Construction, the company overseeing the renovations, says things are just about finished.
Shellenberger adds that finishing touches are what need to be looked at now.
Quinte News took a tour of the facility on Thursday October, 26th and you can see the photos below.
The south end parking at the QSWC gets paved (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Office furniture gets built (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Office chairs for hockey and business operations for the Sens (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Chairs which are going to soon be moved into the Yardmen (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
The team box office (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
The shell of the concession stands in the south end of the Yardmen (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A view from the press box (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A worker cleans the seats, ahead of Wednesday’s home opener (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
The seats are installed in the VIP suites (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A clock above the southwest corner of the ice (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A room for players to change from their street clothes (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
The dressing room stalls are complete (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
A shot of the north end of the rink, with much of the ice still covered (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Workers on the inside of the jumbotron (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Crew members build the jumbotron (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
Plastic will stay on the glass until the last minute, to protect it from dust in the work space (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
The ice is ready, however they have covered a portion as they build the jumbotron (Photo: Tim Durkin/ Quinte News)
