Construction always has surprises! Key concerns for corporate developers, construction managers, and franchisees include avoiding surprises, guaranteeing dependability, controlling costs, and adhering to opening schedules. ✅ If a bid assumes perfect conditions, like ideal utility work, quick approvals, and unrealistic delivery times, it's a high-risk bid even if it looks low.
Read MoreIn construction, size gets a lot of attention. The bigger the firm, the more trucks, offices, and layers of people between the client and the work. But what we’ve learned after years in this business is that size doesn’t build trust — people do.
Read MoreIn commercial construction, speed matters, but so do quality, cost, and operational readiness. A project that opens two weeks later yet runs flawlessly from day one is worth far more than one that opens “on time” but requires months of fixes.
Read MoreCommercial construction projects require a well-balanced approach that considers both known costs and potential unknowns.
Read MoreCulture is our invisible framework for success, binding generational pride with a commitment to excellence in the commercial construction industry. In the world of commercial construction, where steel meets sky and dreams become concrete reality, there's an invisible force more powerful than any crane or excavator
Read MoreWhen considering who will win the award for your commercial construction project, it's important to leverage your experience and history with previous projects. This knowledge should guide your considerations beyond the appeal of the lowest bid.
Read MoreOverseeing large-scale commercial construction projects requires an unwavering commitment to quality, efficiency, and risk management. Many factors can keep even the most seasoned construction executive up at night.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered what, if anything, is different between residential and commercial construction projects? As the owner of a commercial construction company, Phillip Ratley is sometimes asked this question.
Read MoreTransparent and timely communication facilitates relationships that ensure consensus and mutual agreement on the project's critical milestones and goals by all participants. There is a collaborative dialogue, including schedule approvals, inspection requirements, turnover dates, etc.
Read MoreClear communication is vital for commercial construction projects to succeed. Construction companies should prioritize transparent communication to improve project management, satisfy clients, and safeguard finances.
Read MoreBuilding trust requires a proactive and consistent approach that prioritizes understanding client needs, maintaining transparency, upholding commitments, and fostering psychological safety within the team. Trust fosters strong relationships, improves communication, and encourages proactive innovation, ultimately leading to successful project completions and satisfied clients.
Read MoreThe secret to success lies in assembling a Dream Team, from architects to problem-solving general contractors; while each member brings unique expertise and dedication, the key to success lies in efficient and streamlined communications among members.
Read MoreBy following these tips and embracing a proactive approach, General Contractors can become invaluable partners in the construction process, contributing to successful projects that are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest standards.
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