FAQs

According to Statista, U.S. construction industry expenditures now total more than $1.293 billion. Those who are seeking a building contractor may worry that placing limits on this process will result in higher costs. However, negotiating directly with a reputable building contractor is typically the most economical (as well as the fastest) way to deliver a building system.

When securing a building contractor for a commercial job, you'll expect bid prices to be offered for a given project. The standard amount of time for a bid price is a 30-day period. However, in times of economic turmoil, some prices may be good for only 10 days. Contact us directly to learn more.

Any reputable building contractor should have adequate insurance coverage to protect workers and clients alike. Lundy Construction provides builder's risk insurance for all of our projects. This cost is included as part of our base quotes.

Some building contractors may rent out construction equipment under certain circumstances. Except for cranes and other specialized equipment, we generally don't offer rental options. Call us to learn more.

Before starting a commercial construction project, it is important to clearly define the purpose of the building, operational needs, budget, schedule, and long-term goals. Site conditions, building systems, permitting, and future expansion should also be considered during the early planning stages. At Lundy Construction, we work with clients from the initial planning process through construction to help create a project that meets both immediate and long-term needs.

The cost of commercial construction can vary based on the size and complexity of the building, site conditions, materials, structural systems, labor requirements, and project schedule. Renovations can also involve existing conditions that are not always apparent until the building is evaluated. Careful planning and clearly defining the project scope can help establish realistic expectations before construction begins.