Anyone
planning for a major construction project is naturally concerned
that their contractor has the financial footing to carry through
with the job. At Quality Construction we’ve built our company as
carefully as we build any of our projects. Our growth has been steady
and conservatively managed, and we have accumulated healthy working
capital reserves to back our commitments. As a result, our lines
of credit at local lending institutions give us the ability to easily
handle many projects totaling $35,000,000-plus.
Commensurate
with our big project capability, Quality Construction has the ability to bond
up to $20-25 million per single project. Our surety bond program is fully supportive
of our business plan. We have developed long-term relationships with experienced
bonding and surety companies: Payne Financial Group, Inc., and St. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company. We work closely with these companies, providing project information
and quarterly reports, so you always have ironclad protection from groundbreaking
to project completion.
At
its most basic, the reason Quality Construction has grown steadily
over the years is our ability to deliver what we promise. We couldn’t
do that without an organization that’s efficient, accurate and experienced.
We’ve put into place the people and procedures that ensure efficiency
and accuracy, and we insist on free-flowing communication both internally
and with our clients. For
instance, we scrupulously review all financial statements each month
and all job status reports every week—or every day—if necessary.
We post invoices daily so our project managers can provide up-to-the-minute
job costs to the client. Our sophisticated computer system runs
Timberline®, the most advanced construction software available,
so we can pay our suppliers and subcontractors promptly, bill clients
accurately and keep all accounts up-to-date. It all adds up to an
organization that can handle even the biggest jobs on time and on
budget.
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Anyone
planning for a major construction project is naturally concerned
that their contractor has the financial footing to carry through
with the job. At Quality Construction we’ve built our company as
carefully as we build any of our projects. Our growth has been steady
and conservatively managed, and we have accumulated healthy working
capital reserves to back our commitments. As a result, our lines
of credit at local lending institutions give us the ability to easily
handle many projects totaling $35,000,000-plus. 
Commensurate
with our big project capability, Quality Construction has the ability to bond
up to $20-25 million per single project. Our surety bond program is fully supportive
of our business plan. We have developed long-term relationships with experienced
bonding and surety companies: Payne Financial Group, Inc., and St. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Company. We work closely with these companies, providing project information
and quarterly reports, so you always have ironclad protection from groundbreaking
to project completion.
At
its most basic, the reason Quality Construction has grown steadily
over the years is our ability to deliver what we promise. We couldn’t
do that without an organization that’s efficient, accurate and experienced.
We’ve put into place the people and procedures that ensure efficiency
and accuracy, and we insist on free-flowing communication both internally
and with our clients. For
instance, we scrupulously review all financial statements each month
and all job status reports every week—or every day—if necessary.
We post invoices daily so our project managers can provide up-to-the-minute
job costs to the client. Our sophisticated computer system runs
Timberline®, the most advanced construction software available,
so we can pay our suppliers and subcontractors promptly, bill clients
accurately and keep all accounts up-to-date. It all adds up to an
organization that can handle even the biggest jobs on time and on
budget. 
