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PIRTLE CONSTRUCTION

Pirtle Construction has a 90 percent repeat client rate

because it establishes good relationships.

Committed to Excellence
Pirtle Construction says quality and safety are its top priorities. The Florida-based company implements
a hands-on approach to its projects and ensures an injury-free and safe work environment.

P irtle Construction says it prides itself on implement-

ing a hands-on approach to projects. “All of our execu-
tives have direct, on-site experience working in con-
struction in addition to their varied backgrounds in construc-
tion and engineering,” the company says. “All of them are
directly involved in managing and overseeing different proj-
ects. Site walkthroughs by executives is standard practice.”
The Davie, Fla.-based company provides pre-construc-
tion, construction management, design/build and general
contracting services to the education, athletic, museum and
cultural arts, office, library, public safety, healthcare and
municipality markets. About 90 percent of its projects are
from repeat clients. “With an annual project volume of
over $300 million, Pirtle Construction has
Pirtle Construction a wide range of commercial and institu-
www.pirtleconstruction.com tional expertise as well as an unbeatable
Headquarters: Davie, Fla.
Service: Construction track record of quality and success,” the
Pirtle: “We can work with any company says. “We’ve grown consistently
team of designers and builders, throughout our history, constructing more
quickly resolving challenges
and offering solutions and than 400 facilities throughout Florida.”
all its employees are experienced and properly trained.
“We offer training and mentoring programs to all of our
employees so that every member of our team has a chance
to grow in experience and expertise,” the company says.
“We pride ourselves on meeting and exceeding safety stan-
dards on every one of our construction projects. We can
work with any team of designers and builders, quickly
resolving challenges and offering solutions and advice.”
Safety Measures
Safety is one of the company’s major priorities, and it rec-
ognizes it is important to the success of its projects. Pirtle
strives to have an injury-free workplace, and provide a safe
environment for employees and subcontractors.
“Inadequate safety measures not only endanger lives, but
severely impact cost and schedule,” it says. “[They] hinder
employee morale, hinders communication and causes prob-
lems with neighbors and local agencies.”
Some of Pirtle’s safety measures include:
■ Random walkthroughs on job sites to ensure they meet

advice.” The company is focused on ensuring safety standards;

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