If there’s one thing we can count on in the construction world, it’s change. The construction industry is constantly shifting – whether it’s due to economic ups and downs, supply chain hiccups, or sudden price swings in materials. At Dunlap, we’ve learned that navigating this kind of unpredictability isn’t just about reacting fast, it’s about smart planning.
Have you ever thought about updating your current building instead of starting from scratch? A retrofit can be a good choice for many people who want to make their space more functional without investing in a new build. It involves enhancing existing structures with new technologies and designs to boost efficiency, comfort, and sustainability. Let’s talk more about this building option.
When it comes to construction projects, it’s hard to avoid the topic of change orders. The truth is, it’s something we encounter fairly frequently, and it can be a necessary part of a build. We want to help you understand what they are, when they’re necessary, and why it’s a good idea to minimize them.
When planning for a construction project, one of the most important – and often overlooked – elements is contingency. If you’re not familiar with the term, contingency refers to the money set aside in the project budget to cover unexpected costs or unforeseen issues that may arise during construction. At Dunlap Construction, we believe in being transparent about the importance of contingency so that you can plan your project with confidence and avoid surprises down the road.
Renovating your office can breathe new life into your workspace and even increase the productivity of your employees. But, before you get the ball rolling, it’s important to get an accurate estimate of the costs to avoid unexpected financial strain. Ultimately, the cost of an office renovation is influenced largely by several factors, and understanding these will help you plan and budget effectively.