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At Jewett Construction, we believe future-proof design is a cornerstone of successful commercial projects, allowing spaces to evolve with changing tenant requirements and market trends without straining financial resources. In this evolving landscape, the ability to adapt is key, and achieving that adaptability starts with collaboration between owners, their design teams, and a realistic understanding of the project budget.

Jewett Construction proudly announces that Lorianne Smith, AIA, NCARB, Director of Architecture, has been honored as the 2024 winner of the NH Business Review's Business Excellence Award in the Real Estate and Construction (Small Business) category. This prestigious award recognizes leaders who exemplify imagination, industriousness, and innovation in New Hampshire's business community.

At Jewett Construction, we specialize in crafting construction solutions tailored to the unique demands of the food and beverage industry. Whether it’s a new build, an expansion, or a renovation, achieving success in a manufacturing or processing facility requires meticulous planning and expert execution. Here are the five key factors we emphasize to ensure our clients’ facilities are not only operationally efficient but also fully compliant with industry standards.

When embarking on a construction project, selecting the right construction partner is one of the most crucial decisions you'll make. While aesthetics, functionality, and budget are all significant considerations, there's another aspect that is equally vital: compliance and operational continuity. Construction projects are governed by a myriad of regulations and standards, from local building codes to federal safety guidelines. A competent construction partner understands these regulations inside and out, ensuring your project adheres to all necessary laws. Non-compliance can result in fines, delays, and even legal action, which can derail your project and increase costs significantly.

In the conventional project delivery model, the blame game often takes center stage when mistakes or challenges arise, presenting a frustrating reality for stakeholders.  From contractors disputing budget overruns to designers justifying deviations from owner expectations, navigating traditional project delivery can be daunting.

Fortunately, there's a better alternative: design-build delivery.  This innovative approach offers a unified and comprehensive strategy under one accountable entity.

But what advantages does design-build offer? Can this widely adopted methodology minimize the Owner’s risk and efficiently produce a project that meets the Owner’s objectives, budget, and schedule?

Welcome to the second installment in our series of blogs on construction terms: Demystifying Common Construction Terms. Every industry has its own jargon, and we wanted to pull back the curtain on ours.

Navigating the construction world can be daunting with its array of specific and technical terms. These phrases often describe design elements, architectural styles, or have unique industry-specific definitions. To help you feel more at ease, we’ve been compiling a list of essential construction terms and their meanings. Whether you’re new to the field or just looking to brush up on your knowledge, these guides will help you understand the language of construction professionals.

Navigating the construction world can be daunting with its array of specific and technical terms. These phrases often describe design elements, architectural styles, or have unique industry-specific definitions.

To help you feel more at ease, here’s a complied list of essential construction terms and their meanings. Whether you’re new to the field or just looking to brush up on your knowledge, this guide will help you understand the language of construction professionals.

Jewett Construction Celebrates the Completion of Upton Crossing in Wilmington, MA

Jewett Construction has completed construction on a 214,400-Square-foot multi-tenant speculative industrial warehouse campus for Davis, a real estate development firm, in Wilmington, Massachusetts. The dual warehouse facility, known as Upton Crossing, is located on a 42-acre site at 38 Upton Drive.

Jewett Construction to Build Cutting-Edge Porsche Dealership in East Hartford for Hoffman Auto Group 
Jewett Construction, a renowned leader in automotive dealership construction across New England, proudly announces its latest project in partnership with Hoffman Auto Group to construct their cutting-edge Porsche dealership in East Hartford, CT.

Jewett Construction Promotes Nate Weeks and Jon Warner
Jewett Construction is pleased to announce the promotion of Nate Weeks and Jon Warner to new positions within the company.