On March 29, the Fleming Construction Group was recognized at the Butler National Builder Meeting awards banquet and reception at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix with two awards for our 2021 work as Butler builders. The first was for Cumulative Butler Sales Volume of
The term “construction collaboration” means all involved on a jobsite are working together toward the same end goal: a well constructed building delivered on-time and on budget. While understanding the term is simple, the actual implementation of construction collaboration can often be challenging.
A building owner can use a general contractor’s relationship to their subcontractors as a way to evaluate their greater capabilities as builders.
Learn more about FSE’s value-driven philosophy and how adherence to our values translates into tangible benefits for our clients.
In a nutshell, construction materials management is the A-Z operation of budgeting, sourcing, ordering, obtaining, storing and disposing of construction materials. Relationally, materials management has the power to positively or negatively impact every other aspect of a construction project including design, budget, timelines, code compliance,
For a construction project to get off to a good start, careful planning is crucial. That’s why we’re taking the time to explore the value of the constructability review – a project preparation tool that can help predict and anticipate real world issues and allow
In construction, good communication is the foundation of a successful project and good communication begins with understanding the lingo. To that end, here’s a listing of some of the more common terms you may hear when initiating a large-scale construction project.
We talk a lot about safety here at FSE because, in the construction industry, we believe that it is a cornerstone of good business. Setting up the necessary systems and processes for protecting employees from injury and illness helps us take good care of our
As Covid-19 restrictions wind down and the economic recovery steams full speed ahead, news feeds are filled with stories about the booming housing market and a subsequent lumber shortage that has resulted in skyrocketing prices and shortages across the country.
As an efficient, cost saving strategy for designing large construction projects, value engineering is hard to beat. But what is it exactly? When is it worth the investment? And how do you select a company to be sure it is done right?
