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WHAT MAKES A COMPANY “WELL BUILT”

WELL BUILT DNA

Let’s face it, we’re not for everyone. WELL BUILT Construction Companies are a special breed. The companies we work with are made up of people who share a common set of traits and beliefs that make them a perfect fit for our solutions. Even if these traits reflect who they want to be more than who they are today, people with WELL BUILT DNA will see what our company is doing and want to be a part of it. If that’s not you, it’s all good! But if it is you, we should talk…soon.

Remember that many of our solutions are category and geography exclusive, so we’re looking for the perfect fit for each.

Do You Have WELL BUILT DNA?
WELL BUILT Construction Companies share these common traits and beliefs.

 
 
 

Different

Your company is different, and you believe in your value in the market. When a prospective buyer tells you that you’re “equal” or being compared “apples to apples” it really bothers you. You’ve worked hard to be different and better than your competition.

Committed 

You’re committed to being better all the time. Doing something because it’s “the way we’ve always done it” simply isn’t an option for you. You are only interested in doing something because it’s the right and best way to do it.

 
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Adaptable 

You believe the building industry is changing and that change is necessary. Innovations excite rather than annoy you. When changes become necessary to continue to make progress, you seek change out and embrace it.

Evolved Priorities

Having a profitable construction company isn’t your only goal. You recognize that having a great construction company leads to profit and you prioritize the customer and employee experience over short-term financial wins.

 
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Forward Thinking

You have a desire to lead advancements in the building industry and to benefit from those advancements as a company. You are making decisions this year that will improve your profits 10 years from now, and you recognize that helping the industry to advance is going to help you in the long run, even if some of your competition also benefit.