Technology is changing the construction industry, and it affects everything from project plan sets to toilets and drones.
A storm shelter or safe room doesn’t have to be dark or hidden underground.
The majority of CMSWillowbrook’s projects include storm shelters or safe rooms. Industry trends have increased the value and appeal of these structures. We’ve even retrofitted 100-year-old buildings to include storm shelters.
Local construction management firm CMSWillowbrook won two 2017 Build Oklahoma Awards presented by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Oklahoma.
The awards were given to the new arenas and improvements at the Grady County Fairgrounds and a new Ditch Witch dealership in Oklahoma City.
Jan Dunkin, executive vice president of client services at CMSWillowbrook, received the 2017 Builder of the Year award at the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Oklahoma’s annual meeting. She is the second female to ever receive the honor.
Clients may think designing and constructing a building is a rigid process in which they have one chance to make decisions. This perception creates a lot of pressure. But when they work with us, they find one thing that sets CMSWillowbrook apart is flexibility.
When I look back at 2017, CMSWillowbrook has a lot to celebrate. We have a growing leadership team, we are investing in new technology and we started streamlining our processes to be even more efficient. We also had the opportunity to work on innovative buildings.
When CMSWillowbrook sees an opportunity to protect people, we take action right away.
“Oh, so you’re a general contractor?”
Well, CMSWillowbrook can do everything a general contractor does. But as construction managers, we bring much more to the table.