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BUILDING IS COMPLICATED. YOU DESERVE AN EASY BUTTON.
We know the challenges and complications of commercial and industrial construction. We anticipate them and even embrace them. Our “easy button” approach simplifies the entire process while reducing uncertainty and miscommunication, giving businesses the positive experience they deserve.
CLIENT EXPERIENCE
When Cody Lee began leading the team at Everyday Technologies in 2021, he had a bold vision for growth and revitalization. That vision involved adding new equipment and more talent, which meant the existing facility would need more space.
He placed his trust in our team to handle the job.
“Since we already had a vision in place, we knew that Ferguson would do a good job at basically taking our napkin sketch of a vision and turning it into reality. And so we were able to work hands-on with their design team and come up with different layouts.”
INDUSTRIES WE SERVE
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NEWS & MEDIA
Advantages and Disadvantages of Design/Build
Design/Build Design /build has become a traditional or common method of project delivery that continues to expand its market share. In this delivery method the designer of record is either contracted by the contractor or the constructor utilizes its own “in-house,”...
Goodwill’s Miracle Clubhouse
Miracle Clubhouse Ferguson Construction Company had the honor to present a check to Goodwill Easter Seal Miami Valley for the October 10th fundraising luncheon benefitting Miracle Clubhouse. This organization, Miracle Clubhouse, is a non-profit organization that...
What is the final cost of a building project?
When a potential customer asks, “What does a new warehouse or manufacturing facility cost per square foot?” Here is the easy answer the customer wants to hear - $32 per square foot for warehouse and $45 per square foot for manufacturing. The real answer is, in today’s...
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About Bo
When Bo joined the Ferguson Indiana team nearly 2 years ago, he didn’t have a lot of construction experience, but he did have a strong desire to learn, a humble spirit, and a great work ethic that fueled his success. Now, he is leading a crew and mentoring others. Watch the video to learn more about his inspiring journey.