Conger Construction Group published an article in the Cincinnati Business Courier discussing the renovation of aging educational buildings.
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The is no “perfect” time to renovate aging educational buildings. With 21% of all US public schools reporting major repair, renovation, or modernization work in the 2023…
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Conger Construction Group
We put our experience to work for our clients, delivering projects built on commitment, character, and connection.
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- Construction
- Location
- Lebanon, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Conger Construction Group
Conger Construction Group, a family-owned establishment founded in 1992 in Lebanon, Ohio, carries forward a legacy of integrity in every endeavor. Renowned for our commitment to excellence, we have earned a distinguished reputation in Southwest Ohio by nurturing collaborative partnerships with owners, architects, and subcontractors at every construction phase. At Conger, our mission is to shape a robust future by investing in our employees, their families, and the communities we serve while creating enduring structures. Our unwavering dedication centers on delivering top-notch results within set timelines and budget constraints. Beyond erecting buildings, we prioritize cultivating enduring connections, fostering transparent dialogue, and consistently surpassing expectations. This ethos defines us – a pledge to crafting superiority, guided by professionalism and an authentic zeal for achieving exceptional outcomes.
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