Despite the best plans and intentions, a commercial construction project can quickly evolve into chaos if not for the attitude and resolve of those involved. The Corcoran Company has been fortunate to consistently work with many of the leading builders on Colorado’s Front Range. And after 15 years of successful projects, The Corcoran Company has been, in turn, recognized by regional builders for its performance and quality-oriented focus.

"In any project the drywaller is a huge factor," says Greg Orr, a Project Manager with Delta Construction. "The other subcontractors have to get in before, during and after the drywall contractor’s work." 

"In any project the drywaller is a huge factor."

                    Greg Orr, Project Manager
                    Delta Construction

The Corcoran Company’s steel stud, drywall hanging and finishing work, says Orr, has, in his experience, been well coordinated with the work of electricians, plumbers, painters and other specialty contractors – which Orr attributes to "very good communication" from The Corcoran Company personnel both in the office and in the field. "It seems that everyone, from the receptionist to Kevin Corcoran himself is aware of what’s happening on the job."

Scheduling is another factor that can affect progress for everyone on a project. "The Corcoran Company usually beats their schedule," says Drahota Construction Project Manager Jeff Jensen. "They’re always looking for ways to improve the schedule, which is a real benefit to us general contractors. When they push their schedule it creates a snowball effect that pushes the rest of the subs to push their (respective) schedules."

Jensen adds that the pace of The Corcoran Company’s work does not sacrifice the end result. "The quality of their work is top notch, and the punch list is usually minimal when we follow Corcoran. In fact, you can ask any painting company that’s followed them and they’ll tell you they like following The Corcoran Company because their finishers do a great job."

"The work has to be done right the first time."