Choosing a Building Contractor Columbus Ohio
Having a Great Relationship with Your Building Contractor Is Key For RICOP - This Is Why We Have Value Engineering
You have an extremely important decision to make, one that will definitely have a major impact on the growth and success of your business for years to come.
That’s why selecting a building contractor has to involve more than comparing net bids. It should involve a complete investigation of the construction companies trying to get your business:
- their track record
- their commitment to honoring deadlines
- their ability to keep to the budget
- and the long-term effectiveness of their "solution" to your building needs
RICOP is a building contractor that is committed to deliver building solutions of the highest quality, materials and craftsmanship, on time and within budget. With our focus on you the customer, our emphasis on value engineering and great relationships with architects, we will deliver a great building.
Criteria for Evaluating a Building Contractor
ABILITY
The measurement of the building contractor's proposed solutions – and their capacity for executing them as planned.
- Does the building solution being offered fit your specific needs?
- Does it account for all relevant considerations - both in terms of the actual construction process and in terms of the facility’s long-term usefulness?
CREDIBILITY
- Will the construction company's performance match their promises?
- Will they stand behind their work once it’s completed?
- Can they provide solid references?
- Do they have repeat clients?
- What do their subcontractors think of them?
These are all questions you should be asking and getting positive responses to.
Anticipating Your Needs
A good building contractor not only responds to your space needs today, but they anticipate your future requirements. RICOP has the experience to project your future requirements and will build that expectation into your proposal. This is done by investing time up front to understand what you need – and why.
Present and future building use, site access, utilities, environmental impact, equipment, personnel and material flow requirements are all needs that RICOP takes the time to investigate.
Common Reasons to Build or Renovate:
- Increase Revenue
- Increase efficiency or capacity
- Improve employees' quality of life
- Comply with corporate directives
- Keep up with industry changes
- Get a leg up on the competition
- Decrease operating costs and frustrations
- Long term investment
- Improve customer focus: bring in new customers, minimize your customers' inconveniences, or add value to your customers' experience
