The St. George office is Big-D’s newest addition to the Big-D Family of Companies. After decades of work in southern Utah, this new office enables us to better serve area clients by having a full-time presence. As St. George is projected to see extraordinary growth in the years to come, we are excited at the opportunities to play a part in building the future.
The St. George office is led by a team of outstanding construction professionals who consistently demonstrate the standards we were founded on. We call it The Big Idea and it is centered around Respect, People, and Truth. We give equal respect to employees and customers, we assemble the best people in the business to work on projects, and we always build with truth and integrity – if we say it, we do it. Just as Big-D Construction seeks to be the most sought-after construction company in the business, the St. George office has a similar goal of being the number one construction company in Southern Utah.

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The Pleasant Grove Public Safety project was for construction of two new steel-frame, brick masonry facilities which replaced the City’s existing outdated facilities which they had long outgrown. The first structure is a 27,000-sf multi-functional building that houses the Justice Court, Police Department, City Council and has a community room. The other is a 23,000-sf Fire Station, the first ground-up fire station the City had built in 100 years. Both buildings are two-story, modern, and feature durable, high-use finishes throughout. Project challenges included some community opposition and a very restrictive budget. The team utilized former three-term Pleasant Grove mayor David Holdaway as a liaison which helped to change public opinion. Also during preconstruction, Big-D worked the Architect, City, and Fire Department to review all areas of concern and identify value engineering options that resulted in nearly $1 million and kept the project within budget.

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The intention of Salt Lake City &amp; County Building project was to address more than 100 years of stone deterioration and serious seismic deficiencies. Primary tasks were to stabilize the foundation, perform extensive exterior stone restoration and repairs, refurbish the windows building-wide, and complete various other minor upgrades. For the seismic upgrade, Big-D installed an extensive array of reinforced concrete piers throughout the entire sub-basement. The stone remediation work was both restorative and maintenance in nature and involved the historic Kyune sandstone façade, modern replacement stone, sheet metal flashing, and waterproofing materials and their related components. The window remediation called for repainting, recaulking and repair of any deteriorated wood elements and required removal and reinstallation of original 120-year-old glazing in the majority of the 300+ windows. The work was intense, complex, and crews overcame a number of challenges. It was a substantial effort by all and, remarkably, the project was completed a full year ahead of schedule.

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