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When it comes to selecting a contractor for commercial construction projects, it’s important to find a company that’s familiar with all types of heavy construction. After all, a company with the skills to build a parking lot may not have the know-how to build a freeway or a cloverleaf interchange, or to properly locate and install underground utilities. And if the project includes concrete and asphalt construction, the company needs the skills to work with both materials.
You probably don’t spend much time thinking about parking area maintenance, but this is why it is important. Your parking lot makes a first impression on your new customers before they even set foot inside your business, and they definitely notice if it needs repairs. The outside of your business is just as important as the inside, and you owe it to your clients and employees to make sure your parking area is safe, smooth, draining well, and looking good!
When you need a paving job completed, Little Rock has many great companies that all want your business. The standard procedure for making your decision begins with soliciting bids and seeing how they compare. Most paving contractors base their pricing on the cost of materials and standard labor estimates, and you should expect most of your bids to be roughly the same price; you should also be concerned about any bids that come in substantially lower or higher than the others.
Have you ever thought about what happens to all the concrete rubble and construction waste that’s created when a building is torn down and hauled off? Probably not. But a long time ago, we realized that hauling everything away to a landfill is wasteful, especially considering how much can be recycled. So, we made a decision to do something about it.
There are several good paving companies in central Arkansas, and if you’re looking for a construction job, they’re always looking for good people. If you have experience with concrete and asphalt, underground utility services, or are certified to operate a dump truck, employment opportunities are a mouse click or a phone call away. But what if you’re looking for more than just a job?
Excavation and new construction can both create a great deal solid waste. It’s a standard by-product of most jobs, and the last step in any project typically involves hauling off tons of broken concrete and other materials. What’s the best way to dispose of all that construction waste?
When you need top quality construction services, there is one company with the experience you can always depend on. There are many Little Rock construction companies to choose from, but there’s only one RedStone Construction Group, a name Central Arkansas has counted on for 35 years.
Over the past 35 years, our team at RedStone Construction Group has paved literally thousands of miles of roads and acres of parking lots throughout Arkansas. Our hardworking team stays very busy, and we owe our success to large amounts of repeat and referral business. At RedStone, we don’t just think of you as a customer, but as a partner.
One of the more overlooked phases of municipal or commercial construction is site preparation. Before a building can go up, the lot has to be cleared and graded, and prepared for utility connections. The process is reasonably straightforward in the hands of the right professionals, but if done incorrectly, it can lead to significant construction delays, and create expensive long-term problems.
Spring is just around the corner, bringing with it April showers, May flowers, and…road construction. Actually, you are subject to run up on road construction in Arkansas any time of year, but with the coming of milder weather, the likelihood of coming up on a construction site will be much higher. And where there is a construction job, construction workers aren’t far behind. Where you see a collection of orange vests and white hard hats, someone else sees a Mom, a Dad, a son or daughter, a grandparent, a grandchild, or a good friend.