Is relief in sight for construction material price?
Is relief in sight for construction material price increases? As we head into a weakened economy due to interest rate hikes, housing and private sector construction starts are down but the government keeps spending on infrastructure projects. January 2023 vs. January 2022 (YoY) Total construction down 14% Residential starts down 34% Non-residential starts down 2% Non-building starts (roads & infrastructure) up 10% Last week I attended a construction conference and gained great insight into what companies are seeing across the country. Most civil and general contractors have noticed a decline or delay in multi-family and commercial construction projects but many of these contractors have large backlogs they are working through. Contractors focused on government projects are seeing great opportunities and remain optimistic for 2023. Labor shortages and material prices continue to erode contractor margins but to a lesser extent than last year. If you have a need for quality commercial construction at great value, please send bid requests to: info@servcobuilders.com

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Tiny’s Burgers

Servco Builders is proud to announce the successful completion of Tiny’s Burger, Chef Sang Yoon’s newest restaurant concept, located at the iconic South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The project transformed a 3,585-square-foot space into a vibrant, high-end dining destination that combines exceptional design with a welcoming guest experience.

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Callahan & Blaine

Servco Builders is proud to announce the successful completion of the new Callahan & Blaine corporate office renovation, encompassing approximately 44,789 square feet across the 12th and 14th floors at 19900 MacArthur Boulevard in Irvine.

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