Construction
At Pyramid Construction Group we're not only builders—we're building owners, too. So our experience allows us to look at the entire building process from an extremely valuable, yet rare, point of view:
The Owner's Perspective.
We've created a unique organization that's trained to view the entire building process from an owner's perspective. As a result, we design, develop, build and manage projects that meet—and exceed—the expectations of owners and tenants in every aspect of building:
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Site use and suitability |
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Design appeal |
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Flow and task relationship |
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Cost consideration |
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Value engineering |
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Construction project management |
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Fast-track construction |
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Operational efficiency |
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Investment performance |
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That's why building owners with a wide variety of needs turn to us.
For the perspective that matters most: their own
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There are many aspects of building design, plan development and construction management. But they all share a common goal (at least they should): delivering maximum value to owners while balancing form, function and costs.
Unfortunately, it is a reality that nearly all individual players in the building process see only their own limited part of the story. Limited by experience and narrow responsibility.
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An engineer… may recommend a structure that’s based only on ease of construction and basic standard detail requirements—but carries with it disproportionately high initial and operating costs that undermine the owner’s investment over time. |
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An architect… may specify materials based too heavily on aesthetic value, without a truly objective analysis of all available options—and without the owner’s long-term interests or initial costs in mind. |
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A general contractor... A general contractor… may recommend materials that simplify construction, but bring costly headaches for an owner seeking operational efficiency down the road. |
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A construction manager… may focus exclusively on expediting the project with a limited core group of subcontractors, rather than scrutinizing all the options available |
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The list goes on. The bottom line?
Building and property owners are best served by a single resource with an owner’s interests placed first—from start to finish.
For entrepreneurs, experienced developers, corporate tenants and a wide array of building
owners, that resource is ETC Companies. |
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