Who doesn’t greet the new year with optimism and excitement? We probably all tend to make a list of resolutions involving health, family time, and work goals. If you’re looking for a little direction, here’s an article from Forbes.com that focuses on business resolutions. And to everyone, we wish you a very Happy New Year!
To Fort Construction’s clients, design partners, suppliers, subcontractors and our employees: We hope that you have enough time to enjoy your families, allow joy into your lives, and contemplate the birth of Christ. Has this miracle really occurred and if so, how does it affect your life? We’re all so busy and focused on the …
David and Sandra Avila’s restaurant, Le Cep, has only been open about seven weeks, but they’re already receiving amazing reviews for their contemporary French cuisine. Fort Construction was proud to play a small role in the Avila’s vision. As we renovated the space for their restaurant, we got to know David and Sandra, and we …
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It is not our intention to become The Economist of Fort Worth, but the numbers attached to the economy are just too good to ignore. Singling out North Texas, data and analytics from McGraw Hill Construction show commercial construction in North Texas is growing. Contracts awarded in October totaled more than 361 million. Compare that …
For those of us in Dallas/Fort Worth, positive construction news is no surprise. Driving around the Metroplex, one sees multiple construction cranes, road closures, new home developments, strip centers and industrial buildings. And according to Construction Data, the numbers across the U.S. continue to trend upward. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE
At this time of Thanksgiving, Fort Construction would like to acknowledge and thank everyone involved in the success of our company. Thank you to the owners. Without you, we wouldn’t have any projects. Thank you to our sub-contractors. Without your dedication and hard work, we wouldn’t be able to complete the projects. Thank you …
With the current construction boom in North Texas, a number of construction companies are having a difficult time finding skilled labor. But one school in Grand Prairie is doing their part to provide trained, motivated workers. Mike Rowe, who has TV shows on the Discovery Channel and CNN, has lent his voice and his time …
Work on the 75,000SF Grubbs Infiniti Dealership in Grapevine is moving ever closer to completion. All of the structures on the 16 acre site have been completed. Site work, including paving, is now underway, as is exterior glass installation. The largest Infiniti dealership in the country is expected to be complete by February 2015.
Bart Shaw was recently recognized with not one, but four design awards by the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Amongst those four awards, he was recognized for his design of the Fun on the Run paintball facility in Fort Worth. Fort Construction was honored to work with Mr. Shaw in building the …
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The Fort Worth Business Press has released their list of the Largest Tarrant County Area General Contractors – based on 2013 billings – and Fort Construction has rocketed up the list to No.12. The move is a testament to our growing reputation as a commercial construction company that can handle any job in a timely, …
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Have you ever thought of walking away from your career in order to pursue your dreams? That’s exactly what David and Sandra Avila did when they decided to open a contemporary French restaurant in Fort Worth. For the last 10 years, the husband and wife talked about the possibility – even as they traveled, lived …
At Fort Construction, we are proud to employ a number of women – from the front office, to skilled labor in the field, to Superintendent. In the first of several articles that will highlight the amazing women who are employed by Fort, we take a closer look at DeLinda and her two daughters, Apryl and …
