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How to Avoid Common Construction Errors

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While every industry has the potential for errors to occur, because of the scope and details involved in construction the chances may be higher. However, focusing on specific areas can lessen the occurrence of problems. The following are three areas to ensure a successful and safe construction project. Safety Safety is a top priority on […]

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2021 Construction Trends

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Growth Markets A Dodge Study finds that several markets are expected to see growth in 2021. Warehouse construction will lead the way because of e-commerce giants needing to grow logistics infrastructure. Office starts will expand with the increase in data centers and renovations to existing space. Commercial building are expected to grow 5% in 2021. […]

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Construction Forecasts for 2021

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With the challenging year that was 2020 behind us, what does 2021 hold for contractors? The following are a few predictions to help you plan for the new year. A Slow Recovery A study by the Dodge reports of 2020 saw a 14% decline in the dollar value of construction starts. With a predicted increase […]

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Types of Steel Framing

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In today’s construction industry, the use of structural steel framing is on the rise for building highly resistant and durable roofs, walls, and floors of buildings. Steel framing is sustainable, cost-effective, and adaptable and can be used in a wide variety of commercial building projects. The following are several types of steel framing and its […]

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Which Construction Delivery Method Works for You?

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A construction delivery method is a system used throughout the project. It connects the owner, designer, and builder in the most efficient process to achieve the project’s goals. This approach is critical because the key to a successful construction project relies on the effective coordination and communication of all parties involved. The types of construction […]

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Preconstruction Considerations

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A construction project is a complex undertaking with many factors to consider. The more decisions you can make during the preconstruction phase, the more potential cost overruns and schedule delays can be avoided. The following are some of your project’s primary aspects and the points you need to evaluate during the preconstruction phase. The Site […]

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Construction on Erickson Center for the Arts

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Beginning in the fall of 2019, Gundlach Champion has been working with the Erickson Center for the Arts and the team at Blomquist Architects to design a new Performing Arts Center for the local community in Curtis, Michigan. In June, we were awarded the project with a groundbreaking held at the new facility held in […]