Your commercial building is a significant asset. Proper maintenance protects property values and helps mitigate emergency service costs as your building ages. Routine inspections protect your property and impact the health and safety of employees and visitors. Performing regular inspections makes it easy to spot and correct potential trip hazards or other situations that could…
Orlando, FL, October 20, 2021 – Andrew General Contractors, an Orlando-based General Contractor, is pleased to announce their membership with the National Center for Simulation (NCS). NCS is a not-for-profit trade association with government, academic, and industry members operating as an open consortium. NCS has the vision to be internationally recognized as a leader in…
Adaptive reuse is a growing trend in areas where older buildings stand vacant and empty land is challenging to find. New construction costs can be prohibitive and adaptive reuse can make purchasing a building more affordable. You may be wondering if adaptive reuse makes sense for your business. We’ll discuss a few different facets of…
Andrew General Contractors Inc. 2301 Mercator Dr., Orlando, FL 32807 Andrew General Contractors, Inc. specializes in commercial projects with innovative elements. The family-owned and operated firm provides all-around customer service with prompt precision and meticulous attention. It is also known for its ability to complete delivery within the timeline and budget. Todd Andrew has led…
Andrew General Contractors is a proud supporter of Seminole State College.
Andrew General Contractors Partners with SoarTech to Build New Office Space in Orlando Orlando, FL, August 3, 2021 – Andrew General Contractors is pleased to have been chosen to perform the 16,000 SF tenant build-out for SoarTech. SoarTech develops human-centered artificial intelligence solutions for the military’s toughest problems. They are dedicated to empowering systems with…
Building Central Florida Magazine recently published an article celebrating our 25-year milestone.
Andrew General Contractors Begins Renovations on Knight Dermatology’s New Winter Park Location Orlando, FL, May 19, 2021 – Knight Dermatology is expanding its practice with a new Winter Park location to serve patients in Central Florida more conveniently. Dr. J. Matthew Knight, President of Knight Dermatology, worked with Jonathan Clayton, Director with Bishop Beale Duncan…
Andrew General Contractors, Inc. is ranked number 25 on the Orlando Business Journal’s list of Central Florida’s Top Construction Companies/General Contractors.
Andrew General Contractors, Inc. is ranked number 25 on the Orlando Business Journal’s list of Central Florida’s Top Construction Companies/General Contractors.
Andrew General Contractors, Inc. was recently named to Orlando Business Journal’s “2017 Fast 50” list of Central Florida’s fastest, growing companies. This Is the second consecutive year that AGC has received this recognition.
Todd Andrew began his career working in the bottom of a hole in 90-degree heat. After watching a successful looking individual drive up in a BMW, get out to clarify things for the workers and leave in 10 minutes, that’s when he knew he wanted to be the master of his own destiny.
Andrew General Contractors was recognized in the Orlando Business Journal’s 2017 Best Places to Work list. This year, 60 companies were chosen for creating a top-notch work environment for employees.
Andrew General Contractors, Inc. is ranked number 25 on the Orlando Business Journal’s list of Central Florida’s Top Construction Companies/General Contractors.
The list recognizes the 50 fastest-growing private companies headquartered in Central Florida’s four-county region: Orange, Seminole, Lake and Osceola. They were ranked based on the companies’ percentage of revenue growth from 2014-2016.
As a general contractor, my line of work revolves more around interior buildouts than anterior teeth. To me, an “excavator” is something else entirely.
Andrew General Contractors (AGC) has been named a finalist in the Orlando Business Journal’s 2016 “Best Places to Work” competition.
When ranked by annual revenue, Andrew General Contractors, Inc. is the 24th-largest local firm in the construction/general contracting business, according to information recently published by the Orlando Business Journal.
Andrew General Contractors, Inc. made the list for building OUC’s water plant to service the Amway Center, home of the Orlando Magic. The 6,200-square-foot project was completed in 2010 and cost $7.2 million.
The Orlando Business Journal recently published its annual list of the 50 fastest-growing companies in Central Florida, and Andrew General Contractors is proud to have been included.
In this line of work, we’re all too familiar with the worst-case scenarios that can develop between general and subcontractors. A quick scan of recent headlines reveals unfortunate conflicts in every corner of the industry.
Andrew General Contractors (AGC) is proud to partner with the Orlando United Against Poverty Center to inspire and empower those living in poverty to become economically self-sufficient.
Todd Andrew, 50, started in the construction management business in 1986 and completed his bachelor of science in building construction at the University of Florida in 1987.
Standing near your seat, your face painted blue and white, surrounded by thousands of fans, screaming, dancing, hootin’ and hollerin’, -your only thought – sink it, (and maybe you’ll go get a hot dog after the shot). It never occurs to you that you’re cheering in comfort, that your drink stays frosty and that your warpaint doesn’t run. Why? Air conditioning. That simple little thing that any Floridian will tell you is a necessity, not a luxury.
General contractors can bring in a project on time within high quality standards and under budget. But, they also can be responsible for long delays and cost overruns.
Orlando, Fla. – Todd Andrew, founder and owner of Orlando-based commercial general contracting firm Andrew General Contractors, recently earned his certification as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Accredited Professional. The designation is given by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
The thirtysomethings are coming — and they’re planning to change downtown. Their backgrounds are diverse: from boarding schools to public schools, from old Orlando to New Jersey. But they met the way lots of young professionals do — at happy hour.