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Posted on October 27, 2020 in Industrial Construction Industrial construction requires flexibility and diverse expertise. We work with different materials, different environments, and under different construction methods to handle whatever project challenge you have next. Posted on September 24, 2020 in Tenant Improvements In January 2020, Humble Construction was named one of the three best tenant improvement contractors in Columbus, Ohio by General Contractors Magazine. We believe a key factor in being selected lies in our ability to understand that tenant improvement projects aren’t solely about transforming a space. A recent project we completed for Advocate Radiology & Billing in Dublin, Ohio is the perfect example. Posted on August 26, 2020 in General Contracting Humble breaks the mold for general contractors by going beyond your expectations with a “whatever it takes” attitude. We select the right crew to produce the results you need safely and at a practical price. Posted on July 28, 2020 in Special Projects When you operate a facility – or multiple facilities – you never know what the next construction project will require. Steel. Carpentry. Masonry. Concrete. Demolition. Every project is different. And that’s before the surprises of emergency repair requirements hit you. Reliable Solution for Ongoing Construction Needs - Read More Posted on June 29, 2020 in Value Engineering While the rest of the industry calls it Value Engineering, at Humble, we have taken it a step further to what we call High Performance Buildings. Creating High Performance Buildings requires special efforts and insights into the building owner's long-term business objectives. Value Engineering vs. High Performance Buildings - Read More Posted on May 28, 2020 in Concrete Whether the season is an "easy" winter or an ongoing arctic chill, the months of freeze/thaw cycles take their toll on pavement. Whether you have asphalt or concrete pavement, it is likely that it would benefit from thorough inspection and repair to maximize its useful life. Posted on April 02, 2020 in Design and Build No matter what the final building structure is intended to be used for, Humble Construction follows the same design principles to ensure consistent quality. That quality starts with the physical structure but quickly includes factors that affect project cost, efficiency, and the people who will work there.Diversified Industrial Construction Expertise
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Value Engineering vs. High Performance Buildings
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