Fully licensed and insured, Conco Construction builds in all fields of business and industry. Since 1975, we’ve served clients across many delivery platforms, including design-build, traditional bid-build, Construction Management at-Risk (CMAR), and building maintenance contracts. We meet diverse needs and expectations with a strong tool belt of expertise.
“Our best marker for success is repeat business. Today, 85 percent of our business sits in that category. Our highest priority is to sustain that confidence and earn the continued trust of architects and owners.”
We have the ability to self-perform. We maintain in-house crews for dirt work, excavation, stabilization and grading, general conditions, metal stud framing and drywall, concrete and masonry, steel erection and pre-engineered building erection, rough and finish carpentry, and millwork. Under many scenarios, this allows us to price or evaluate a bid quickly, expertly control or accelerate schedules and flexibly respond to program or scope changes.
We are experts in fast-tracking. When schedules are aggressive, we have the knowledge and expertise to move construction forward while drawings are still being completed.
We are value engineers. We help the owner get what they want within budget. We deconstruct a project into identifiable pieces and provide factual information and pricing to help them and the architect make smart decisions. We consider construction methods, material options and material availability to complete every project on schedule.
We are always competitive. We remain current on all pricing models and strategies.
Our greatest strength is workability with architects and owners to arrive at budgets and construction solutions on time. Because we maintain in-house crews we have considerable ability to meet unexpected or emerging demands of the construction process.
A project manager performs a wide variety of tasks. During the pre-construction phase of a project, project managers work with clients to develop the scope of work, build a team, and create budgets. As construction starts, project managers solicits bids, manages subcontractors and suppliers, develops project schedules. and manages the project’s overall progress. Every aspect of their work is focused on the relationship with the client, making the client experience as easy and enjoyable as possible.
A project manager takes as much of the burden from the client as possible, reading between the lines to meet needs before the client even recognizes they have them.
