- Sep 5, 2016
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We do mid to large commercial construction with offices in Virginia, DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia. This year is YUUUGE for each office and we don't see it slowing anytime soon. We should be doing more but we have too many job openings for qualified Estimators and Project Managers.
Depending on what vertical markets you serve, (hotels, hospitals, assisted living, multi-family, etc. etc. etc. are all separate vertical markets) it's normal for a specific vertical to have a slow period during the year. We work in/for twelve different vertical markets and every one has a slow quarter (or two) during the year.
Your question for overall construction may not be the question you should be asking. Just my 2 pennies.
Depending on what vertical markets you serve, (hotels, hospitals, assisted living, multi-family, etc. etc. etc. are all separate vertical markets) it's normal for a specific vertical to have a slow period during the year. We work in/for twelve different vertical markets and every one has a slow quarter (or two) during the year.
Your question for overall construction may not be the question you should be asking. Just my 2 pennies.