Paul Hemmer Company is honored to have been ranked as a Top Workplace in the Greater Cincinnati area two years in a row. Hemmer has been a construction leader in the Cincinnati region since 1921. We are a premier provider of construction services in the region’s medical, distribution, manufacturing, office, retail, and institutional markets. […]
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On May 14th, Hemmer Construction Company attended an open house event hosted by Packsize in Louisville. As the general contractor for this project, we were excited to see the finished facility and celebrate our work together. The event included a tour of Packsize’s impressive facility, showcasing their innovative equipment and processes. Packsize employees gave speeches
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Two of Hemmer Construction Company’s Sr. Project Managers recently completed the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Ohio Valley Construction MBA program. Throughout this course, the students learned invaluable personal development skills to elevate their careers as leaders in the construction industry. “Thanks to the ABC Construction MBA program, I’ve leveled up big time as a
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Seth Martin, Project Manager at Paul Hemmer Company recently passed his Tennessee Commercial Contractor (BC-B) exam. In the state of Tennessee, a contractor’s license is required before bidding or offering a price, for projects $25,000 and up (includes materials and labor), as a General Contractor. The designation now allows Seth to act as a Qualifying
Construction notice: Concrete Pouring Schedule for OneNKY Center At Paul Hemmer Company, we pride ourselves on transparency and communication with our community. That’s why we want to provide you with a heads up about some special circumstances surrounding the construction of the OneNKY Center at Greenup Street and Roebling Way in Covington, Ky. On Tuesday,
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Celebrating Women in Construction: Paul Hemmer Company’s Tribute Paul Hemmer Company celebrated Women in Construction week March 3-9, 2024. As the construction industry continues to evolve, it’s essential to recognize the contributions of women who play a pivotal role in shaping its future. At Hemmer Construction Company, we’re proud to celebrate Women in Construction Week
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All construction projects incur risks and require leaps of faith between both parties. One of the primary purposes of construction is to balance the risk associated with what can be a complicated risk-laden endeavor. In the design-build process there are three types of contracts. Lump Sum(fixed price) Cost Plus Guaranteed Maximum Price(GMP) The primary difference
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Design Professionals play a critical role in the Design-Build Process One of the most common misconceptions about the design-build process is that the contractor actually has architects and engineers on staff that create the design documents. Although some design-build contractors do complete working drawings with their staff, Paul Hemmer Company believes that the objectivity of
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Why Fast Track? Fast Track construction is a process where construction begins before design is complete. Naturally, thisrequires a close working relationship between the owner and construction manager, but the benefits ofearly occupancy can be substantial. Advantages As the name implies, the Fast Track process produces earlier occupancy than the traditional design-bid-build process. In a
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What is design-build construction? In its simplest form, design-build construction means that the design professionals are contracted directly by the construction manager as opposed to the owner. This varies from the traditional method (design-bid-build) where owners hire an architectural firm to oversee the design and then contracts separately for the construction. The traditional approach requires
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