eNewsletters

Paul Hemmer Company congratulates Brian Papke, Chairman of Mazak Corporation, on his induction into the Northern Kentucky Business Hall of Fame.

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 hires an architectural firm to oversee the design and then contracts separately for the construction.  The traditional approach requires

Why Design-Build?

“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.”  Abraham Lincoln

Nothing takes the place of experience when it comes to reducing risk in managing construction. Paul Hemmer Company’s accomplishments in the field span nearly a century, so its 21st century capabilities derive from a high level of wisdom that comes from experience and extend to strong partnerships that Hemmer has built with the best subcontractors

Paul Hemmer Company has moved… down the street. The company has relocated to spacious new offices with abundant natural light at 226 Grandview. This new location – which has been totally refreshed to create an efficient, team-oriented work environment – will allow more space for the company to expand and is, in a sense, “coming

Paul Hemmer Company is glad to collaborate with the Northern Kentucky Health Department by constructing the Department’s new district office on the Florence Government Center Campus on Ewing Boulevard. Ground has recently broken on the new two-story, 40,000 square foot building, which will bring staff and district-wide services together in a single location. The space

Manufacturing is woven deep into the fabric of America and it is also deeply rooted in Hemmer’s legacy. Hemmer has been helping clients construct, expand, and renovate their industrial facilities for more than 50 years — putting thousands to work and spanning multiple generations — from the Greatest Generation and Baby Boomers to Generations X,