Grace Fellowship Ft. Thomas is a 23,000 square foot interior renovation performed by Paul Hemmer Company. This video shows the finished part one of two phases of this project. Footage and Editing completed by RedFly Media! Watch our social media for more project updates. 

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The Lane Report has been a source for Kentucky Business News since 1985. This year, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, they reached out to construction leaders across the area to learn how our industry has been affected. Our President, Paul Hemmer, was interviewed and discussed how work expected for 2020 is transitioning to 2021 or being modified for th...

Ground was recently broken on the new St. Elizabeth Physicians office in Dry Ridge, Kentucky. This outpatient medical facility is 9,400 square feet and includes 21 exam rooms. The 20+ team of PHC employees and subcontractors is lead by project manager Eric Nagy and superintendent Duane Beatty. We are excited to continue working on this projec...

Rocket Shippers needed two additional suites for office space at the large warehouse Hemmer completed for them a few years ago. The 52,870 square foot build-out included adding office space, bathrooms, and a break room. Within the warehouse we completed electrical work for additional equipment and added an epoxy floor for the forklift charging stat...

Paul Hemmer Company is working with Molto Properties to build a large speculative distribution center off South Park Road in Louisville, Kentucky. This 320,000+ square foot building was started in May and has an expected completion date in December 2020. The photos below are progress as of August 2020.  We are excited to watch this proje...

Value Engineering is More than Lowering Cost

The term “value engineering” is often used synonymously with “cost cutting”.  While that is partially true, the actual goal of value engineering is to lower long-term cost AND maintain function.  A successful value engineering effort will analyze the building features, systems, equipment, and materials while provid...