Where to begin? As a commercial contractor we do not do residential work unless there’s something special about it. This one was special. This North Atlanta home along Peachtree Creek was flooded in a series of severe rainfalls ...
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I’ve gotten some funny looks when I’ve told people we deliver an on-time and drama free construction experience. Some have looked at me skeptically and said something like “How? It’s construction.” While I ...
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We did a GREAT JOB by doing NOTHING (much)!!
A client was told by his roofer that that water on the bathroom floor was not coming through the roof, and must be due to a plumbing leak.
A plumber then came out and ...
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City Gear’s parent company had promised a specific number of new store openings to its parent company’s shareholders.
One of those stores, located in Aiken, SC, encountered a serious design flaw during construction.
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NEED A SHOPPING CENTER MAKEOVER???
Here are some things we learned when rebranding a complicated 115,000SF GLA land mark property recently.
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See how we stopped rainwater water from getting in the back door of this restaurant!!!
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An incomplete plan for your commercial construction project can cost you big! We were recently asked us to bid on building out a space on the ground floor of a new high rise that’s still under construction. In this case, the biz ...
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THE STARTING POINT MATTERS!!!
Many commercial leases call for the landlord to pay for some of the incoming tenant's construction.
But is there a catch?
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Another white box is in the books!! White boxes aren’t very exciting from a construction perspective, but can be HUGE from a leasing perspective. Often times, an outgoing tenant will leave a space in such poor condition that few ...
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What’s Hiding Above the Ceiling? You may wonder if an exposed ceiling makes sense as a cost savings measure in your interior commercial buildout. While there are cases that an exposed ceiling is less expensive than an ...
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