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Considering who to hire for a construction project can be an overwhelming task, especially when it comes to deciding whether to hire general contractors or subcontractors. Both types of contractors bring different benefits and skillsets to a project, and determining which type you need depends almost entirely on the project at hand. While they may seem very similar, these roles differ quite a bit.

Need a starting point? Take a look at our breakdown of the differences between general contractors and subcontractors to help you make an educated decision about who to hire for your unique construction project. (more…)

Executing a construction project can be daunting, which is why choosing the appropriate construction firm is essential for a successful build from start to finish. While there are many factors you’ll want to take into consideration when making this kind of decision, there are a few critically important pieces of the puzzle you’ll want to review first. (more…)

[Saco, Maine – August 13, 2019]

We are proud to announce that Hancock Lumber has brought on commercial builder TPD Construction Co. for their 11th brand new location on Route One in Saco, Maine. (more…)

Construction management plays a huge role in many construction projects, serving not only as the foundation of the project itself but as the ultimate key to its success. The purpose of construction management is to ensure that a project is on time and on budget, arguably two of the most important components in any build. As you take on any building projects in the near future, consider this article your guide to Construction Management 101. (more…)

Many factors come into play when searching for a general contractor to build your commercial property or complete a building project. Whether renovating or starting from the ground up, construction is a complicated process. It takes a considerable amount of hard work and time to transform an idea for a building into reality. It is a combination of planning, engineering, hard work, paperwork, expertise, and ‘know how.’

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