Blog

In Florida during late summer and early fall, it seems like we all turn our attention to the tropics in anticipation of a minimal hurricane season. We’ve all seen what happens to those who don’t prepare as they scramble to get ready but run out of time. Just like your personal residence, there » Learn More about Five Things to Do When a Hurricane Is Bearing Down on Your Commercial Property

Sweltering Florida summers cause more than a mass exodus to the north or to the beach. The intense heat and summer thunderstorms often create delays in construction. From labor shortages and worker safety concerns to problems with construction materials, weather factors impact construction timelines » Learn More about Beating the Heat – The Best Time of Year for Commercial Construction in Florida

Let’s face it: Summers can be slow for business. It's especially true here in Central Florida where the heat and humidity "invite" many of your clients and customers to escape to the cooler mountain states, to go boating on our many lakes, and to enjoy sea breeze beaches of the Atlantic Ocean and » Learn More about Summer: A Wonderful Time for Workspace Planning

Environmental sustainability has become a norm in commercial construction. As for the level of sustainability, well, that depends upon zoning regulations, economics, owner preferences, and architectural and engineering savvy. When you commit to building a greener building, McCree is with you. » Learn More about McCree Cares for Our Environment

The May 2019 issue of Construction Executive Magazine features an interview with Cindy McCree-Bodine, Vice President of Business Development at McCree. In the interview, entitled: The Impact of Design-build on Project Costs and Risks, Cindy covers the McCree Enhanced Design-Build approach » Learn More about Construction Executive Magazine