Did you know that America has had a 20% increase in flooding when compared to the past 50 years? Experts predict that this will only get worse with time. This is why it’s important to do everything you can to protect yourself and your business. Cutting corners might result in a ton of commercial flood damage. Are you …
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A solid concrete foundation should outlive you by lasting 80 to 100 years. That said, there are many different kinds of concrete foundations. Each has features that influence this life expectancy. This handy guide will help you learn the difference between different forms. That way, you can select the best kind to use in your …
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Did you know federal law states most businesses in American must be accessible? And most businesses must provide other accommodations for their disabled customers. You should provide an ADA wheelchair ramp for your business no matter what. But is it required by law for your business to have an access ramp? We’ll also tell you what …
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Do you work in the commercial construction industry? If so, then you understand how complicated and messy the process of erecting a new can be. This is especially true when you have to first demolish an existing structure. Building demolition requires plenty of planning, and you need to work with a crew that’s experienced in every …
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It has been almost 30 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed. In this day and age, if your business is not equipped with access ramps for employees that utilize mobility devices, you are very behind the times. It is paramount that employers do not discriminate against employees with disabilities. If your business does …
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Proper excavation is important for land development. Foundational work like this often dictates the pace and safety of the rest of the project. If you’re in the early stages of planning a building project, you need to be aware of excavation. Every process will be different. This is often due to the types of materials …
Do you want to hire our construction company to work on a project for your business that involves concrete pumping? If you’re unsure what it is and you’re looking to learn more about why it’s vital to the project that you’re hiring us for, we’re here to help. In this quick guide, we’re going to …
BuildPro STL Construction specializes in a full complement of site work specific construction competencies including earthwork, excavation, concrete flatwork, footings and foundations, commercial floors, asphalt paving, curb and gutters, piping, new roads and road repair. The founders of BuildPro STL have decades experience in high-end construction projects. Our work is built to last and look beautiful for years. BuildPro STL Construction Inc. is family owned and operated. We stand behind our work so that you will be proud to stand on it.
Because we specialize in a small subset of complementary and synergistic trades, BuildPro STL Construction Inc. is uniquely positioned to provide the highest quality, longest lasting, and most beautiful sitework and paving projects on time and on budget. Contractors who try to do everything rarely do anything particularly well. Conversely, contractors that only do one thing lack the knowledge and capability to complete projects that require several trades to interact and coordinate efforts. BuildPro STL handles everything that happens below the ground and on the ground. And in doing so, not only do we deliver higher quality, but often at a better price and in less time than when you deal with multiple contractors.
Whether we are working for a developer, a general contractor, a property owner, a utility, or a government entity, BuildPro STL treats the project as if we were doing the work for ourselves. We put in the extra time and care from when the project is first conceived until final inspection to make sure the vision and purpose of the project is attained and exceeded.
No job is complete until you are 100% satisfied. We consider every job we take to be our client for life, not a one-time customer like so many fly-by-night contractors treat their work. We intend to earn your business today, and for years to come. We can only do this by being the best at what we do, exceeding your expectations, and providing exceptional results at a fair price. The job is only complete when the customer is 100% satisfied. We are always a phone call away if you ever have an issue. And we will be around ten years from now, this you can count on.
Safety for our workers, and the jobsite as a whole, is the first priority at all times. Our field workers go through extensive OSHA training required by us and the various labor unions. We maintain safety manuals, policies and records. Currently, we have an A+ rating with the ISN network with no major safety incidents.
Did you know that in the US there are 47,114 excavation and earthwork businesses? With all of these options, it is tough to know which company to turn to for your next construction project. Having an insight into what makes an earthwork company worth hiring can help. When looking for an earthwork company in Missouri,
Did you know that over a quarter of all construction workers have faced some type of injury or been in an accident before? That’s an alarmingly high rate, one that warrants extra training beyond simple construction skills and craftsmanship. One of the additional training processes that are extremely important, especially in the earthworks field, is safety
City infrastructure relies on solid earthwork. It takes up a large part of the budget and planning. This is because of its importance in the overall construction. It’s predicted that prices will continue to rise. It’s due to supply chain problems and other Covid-19 related issues. These problems don’t stop the world’s growing need for
If you’ve ever prepared for a large construction project, you know that there are many moving parts. From demolition to soil remediation, you should pay attention to the initial steps of a project. Proper preparation is as important as the construction itself. Stabilizing your soil is one of the key steps to preparing your construction
Earth working is no small job. Moving large amounts of earth need to be done with careful consideration to the power machines you use and the safety of your workers. Trying to use the wrong machines for mass excavation and other types of earthwork can lead to serious accidents and even destabilize your site for
The construction industry makes up an astonishing 4% of the U.S. GDP. Before any new industrial farm, apartment complex, or manufacturing plant can get started, they need a construction company. A vital foundation of the construction process is site grading. The land must be prepped and evaluated first, or you could end up with both immediate and future
At the end of 2020, the average commercial building in the US was almost 53 years old. Replacing old buildings with new ones is just one reason for demolition. Site demolition is an important part of the construction cycle. If your project involves the tear down of a building, you need to understand how the
Would you like to know about land development? Are you interested in learning how certain bodies of land came to their current condition? It’s no secret that landscapes must be prepared and developed prior to construction taking place. And that’s where the concept of site clearing and grubbing comes into play. What this entails is