4th Dimension Construction expands to Centralia; ribbon-cutting set for July 29

Centralia’s growing downtown will welcome a new addition with the expansion of 4th Dimension Construction.

The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, July 29 at 12 p.m. at the company’s new location at 404 S. Tower Ave. The public is invited to attend and join in the celebration.

Founded in 2018 in Olympia, 4th Dimension Construction is a family-owned and operated business led by Michael and Danielle Robinson. As the Robinsons looked to raise their growing family in a more community-focused and pro-building environment, they found Centralia to be a perfect fit.

“Centralia feels like home,” Michael Robinson said in a news release. “It has a warm, welcoming vibe that drew us in.”

After recently moving to Rochester, the couple sought to expand their business, and, in June 2024, they signed a lease for their new Centralia office. The ribbon-cutting ceremony marks their official introduction to the area and highlights their commitment to becoming an active part of the community and local economy.

4th Dimension Construction provides full-service building solutions — including design, construction and budgeting — as well as 3D design services that help clients visualize their finished projects. The company also operates three complementary businesses: insulation services, custom cabinetry and excavation and dirt work.

Michael Robinson praised the builder-friendly approach of Lewis County and noted Centralia’s efficient permitting process as a key reason for their expansion, according to a news release. The Centralia office is expected to grow to a team of 10, including administrative staff, carpenters and product vendors.