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  • EXPERT COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION FIRM

    We are DEDICATED to upholding the highest standards in our craft including being the only commercial construction contractor in St. Louis that has the National Security Training Distinction. Our methodologies, breadth of service and meticulous attention to detail are a testament to our integrity and our commitment to long-term partnerships with our clients. Request a consultation today.

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    WHAT WE DO

    Commercial Construction

    When you are building a new business, you need to feel confident that you have dependable commercial contractors on the job. Without the right project management, safety, and quality control, a project can quickly become a costly disaster. At Wright Building Systems, we specialize in commercial construction in the Greater St. Louis region. Let us handle the details to give you stunning results—on time and within budget.

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    High Security Construction

    When you need high-security construction services, not just any general contractor will do. At Wright Building Systems, we are the only St. Louis company certified to build secure classified spaces. We are proud to be a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities) and SAPF (Secure Access Program Facilities) general contractor. This means we have the extensive training and experience to meet your exact safety and security specifications. You can put your trust in our qualified experts.

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    Commercial Renovation

    Are you looking for a reliable general contractor to provide commercial renovation services? Are you concerned about maintaining the historical integrity of the building? Do you need an experienced commercial renovation contractor to put your mind at ease? St. Louis business owners trust Wright Building Systems for all their building renovation needs. 

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    Historical Commercial Renovation

    Watch How We Completed a Major Renovation While Maintaining The Historic Integrity of This Delmar Loop Landmark

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     Construction Consulting

    When you need commercial construction consulting, seeking expert advice is at the forefront of your mind. Which office space should you select for your business? How should you begin pre-planning for new commercial construction? Should you renovate this building for your business? You have questions, and Wright Building Systems has the answers. We offer construction consulting to meet commercial real estate, development, and insurance needs.

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    OUR OWNERSHIP

    Jessica Wright

    President/CEO

    Wright Building Systems is a woman-owned (WBE certification pending) and family-operated general contractor. We serve commercial and high-end residential clients in the Greater St. Louis Area. Our specializations include commercial construction and renovation, high-security construction, and construction consulting. When you need a reliable general contractor to ensure your commercial construction project’s success, count on the WBS team. Our goal is to exceed your expectations on every level. 

    

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    Our Most Recent Articles

    14 Oct, 2024
    Choosing the right approach is crucial when starting a commercial construction project. Your selected method can significantly impact your project's timeline, costs, and overall success. Two common approaches are Design-Build and Traditional (Design-Bid-Build).
    12 Sep, 2024
    Commercial construction projects can be complex and costly, so managing budgets is critical to ensuring success. However, saving money doesn't (and shouldn't) mean cutting corners or compromising quality. With thoughtful planning, strategic decisions, and innovative practices, businesses can reduce construction costs while maintaining the standards necessary for success. Here are some practical tips on how to save money during commercial construction without compromising quality. Invest in Detailed Pre-Construction Planning One of the most effective ways to save money on a commercial construction project is to invest time and resources in pre-construction planning. This phase involves thorough site assessments, detailed project scope development, and identifying potential challenges before they become costly. By clearly defining the project's objectives, timeline, and budget at the outset, you can avoid expensive changes later. Pre-construction planning should include a comprehensive feasibility study, cost estimation, and value engineering. Value engineering helps identify ways to reduce costs without affecting the project's quality or performance; this might involve selecting alternative materials or construction methods that achieve the same results at a lower price. Choose the Right Contractor Selecting the right contractor is crucial to managing construction costs effectively. Rather than automatically going with the lowest bid, consider a contractor's track record, reputation, and ability to deliver quality work on time and within budget. An experienced contractor can provide valuable insights into cost-saving opportunities, including suggesting alternative materials or more efficient construction methods. Ask contractors about their experience with similar projects and how they manage budgets. A contractor with a robust cost control and value engineering history can help you find savings that less experienced contractors might overlook. Optimize Design for Cost Efficiency The design phase offers a significant opportunity to control costs. Work closely with architects and designers to develop plans that meet your needs while being mindful of your budget. Simple design changes, like standardizing dimensions or modular components, can significantly reduce material waste and labor costs. Consider opting for designs that minimize complexity. For instance, simplifying the building's shape or reducing the number of custom components can lower costs without sacrificing the building's functionality or aesthetics. Additionally, integrating energy-efficient designs can reduce operating costs in the long term, offering further savings beyond construction.
    09 Aug, 2024
    The success of any construction project does not solely rely on the physical act of building; it hinges significantly on meticulous planning and execution.
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