Thomas & his wife, Christiane, have been involved in construction since the mid-1990s. A 4th-generation builder, Tom graduated from Auburn University in 1993. His early experience included managing the construction of water and wastewater tanks throughout Colorado and Wyoming. In 1998, Tom joined his father at Head Property Corp., gaining valuable experience as a superintendent and project manager on various projects. He formed Head Construction Corp. in 2003 and has completed many building and interior projects over the last 20 years.
About us
"It is all about communication with a personal touch"
AVOID THE 3 BIGGEST MISTAKES A CUSTOMER CAN MAKE AT THE BEGINNING OF A PROJECT:
MISTAKE #1 – NOT HAVING PROPER DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE ARCHITECT AND THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR DURING THE DESIGN PHASE!
It is critical that the design professional and the contractor are on the same page AT THE BEGINNING of the design phase, to ensure a proper set of working plans are produced, which will vastly reduce field change orders and reduce impact to the schedule. We strongly recommend that you choose a contractor at the same time you are choosing an architect, so that everyone is clear on the budget and design options, and that suggestions for value engineering can be made and analyzed prior to the plans being finalized!
MISTAKE #2 – FAILURE TO ALLOW A PROPER AMOUNT OF TIME FOR PREPARATION OF THE PLANS, PERMITTING THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE MUNICIPALITY, AND ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE REQUIRED IMPROVEMENT!
Let us be involved during the initial process to help you allocate the proper amount of time and accelerate the necessary steps to make sure you move in when you need to!
MISTAKE #3 – LOWEST PRICE ALWAYS WINS!
A successful General Contractor is only as good as the subcontractors they use. Make sure your contractor of choice has a good working relationship with the subcontractors they plan on using. AT HCC, we are able to keep costs low and quality high by self-performing some of the critical aspects of the project. We purchase all of our framing, drywall, flooring, paint, windows/doors, cabinets, and hardware products directly.
