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    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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    Tips for Office Renovations

    10 Apr, 2024
    How long has it been since you refreshed your office space? Choosing to rebuild entirely or renovate what you already have is a critical decision, and while rebuilding can yield excellent results, renovations may be more cost-effective and timely. We've helped business owners across the St. Louis region renovate their spaces and improve productivity. Let's discuss some tips that will help propel your office renovations and give your team the space they deserve. Assessing Your Needs and Setting Goals Before diving into the renovation process, it is essential to step back and evaluate your current workspace. Identify pain points, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement. Are there bottlenecks in workflow? Is the layout conducive to collaboration and productivity? By pinpointing these issues, you can establish clear renovation objectives and desired outcomes. Business owners should consider budget constraints and timelines to ensure the team has realistic expectations from the outset. Envisioning Your Ideal Workspace With goals in mind, it's time to unleash your creativity and envision the future of your workspace. Draw inspiration from various sources such as design magazines, websites, and competitor spaces. Engage with your employees to understand their preferences and needs. What elements would enhance their work experience? Creating a mood board or vision board can crystallize your ideas and visualize the desired aesthetic and functionality. Finding the Right Contractor Choosing the right contractor is a pivotal step in the renovation process—research and vet potential candidates with experience in commercial office renovations. Ask for referrals and view past projects to assess quality and reliability. Obtain multiple quotes and compare services, timelines, and pricing to make an informed decision. Remember, communication is key—select a contractor who listens to your vision and collaborates effectively. Collaborating with Your Contractor Once you've chosen a contractor, establish open lines of communication and set clear expectations. Communicate your vision, goals, and budget constraints. Collaborate on establishing a timeline and project milestones to track progress effectively. Throughout the renovation, maintain regular communication to promptly address any concerns or changes. A collaborative partnership between you and your contractor is essential for a successful outcome.

    Commercial Roofing Project Tips

    07 Mar, 2024
    While unseen to the average patron, a commercial building's roof is a critical and complex infrastructure that must be tended to regularly. Precision, planning, and attention to detail are paramount for city commercial roofing projects. Whether you're working on a contemporary skyscraper or a historic landmark, the challenges and requirements can vary significantly. This blog explores some valuable tips to ensure the success of your next commercial roofing project. Thorough Assessment and Planning Before embarking on any roofing project, a comprehensive assessment of the roof's current condition is crucial. Identify structural issues, drainage problems, and insulation needs to form the foundation of your project plan. A detailed plan that outlines the scope of work, timeline, budget, and required resources is essential for streamlining operations and minimizing disruptions. Choose the Right Materials Selecting the appropriate roofing materials is a critical decision that directly impacts the durability and longevity of the structure. Consider weather conditions, building design, and energy efficiency when selecting materials. In metropolitan areas, where pollution and urban environmental factors can pose additional challenges, opting for materials with enhanced resistance can prolong the roof's lifespan. Compliance with Building Codes and Regulations Navigating the maze of building codes, zoning regulations, and safety standards is non-negotiable for any commercial roofing project. Ensure your team obtains all necessary permits and approvals before commencing work to avoid delays and legal complications. Compliance safeguards your project and enhances your reputation as a responsible contractor.

    Historic Building Preservation: Do's and Don'ts

    16 Feb, 2024
    As stewards of our architectural heritage, commercial construction companies specializing in historic building preservation play a vital role in ensuring that these treasures of the past continue to enrich our communities for generations to come. However, navigating the complexities of historic preservation requires a delicate balance between honoring the past and meeting the present needs. Here are five essential "Do's" and "Don'ts" for historic building projects to guide you on this journey.  The Do's Research and Understand the Building's History Every historic building has a story to tell, and understanding its history is paramount to successful preservation. Before embarking on any project, take the time to research the building's architectural style, original materials, and historical significance. By uncovering the building's past, you gain invaluable insights that will inform your preservation efforts and ensure that your work respects its unique heritage. Engage with Preservation Experts Historic preservation is a multidisciplinary endeavor that requires expertise in architecture, history, conservation, and construction. Collaborate with preservation architects, historians, and consultants specializing in historic buildings. Their knowledge and experience will help you navigate preservation regulations, address technical challenges, and make informed decisions that balance preservation goals with modern requirements. Document and Preserve Original Features Historic buildings are repositories of craftsmanship and architectural detail, each element bearing witness to the past. When undertaking a preservation project, prioritize documenting and preserving original features and materials. Whether it's intricate woodwork, ornate plaster moldings, or handcrafted masonry, these historic elements contribute to the building's character, and the team should conserve them whenever possible. Adapt with Sensitivity While historic buildings provide a link to the past, they must also meet the needs of contemporary users. When making updates or additions to a historic structure, approach the design process with sensitivity and respect for the original fabric. Seek inspiration from the building's historic character and use materials, colors, and techniques harmonizing with its architectural style. By blending the old with the new, you can create spaces that honor the past while serving the needs of the present. Regular Maintenance and Monitoring Preservation is an ongoing process that requires proactive care and attention. Implement a regular maintenance schedule to monitor the condition of the building and address any issues before they escalate. Regular inspections, cleaning, and repair work can help prevent deterioration and prolong the lifespan of historic materials. Investing in proactive maintenance safeguards the building's integrity and demonstrates your commitment to its long-term preservation.
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