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Project Highlight: Sota Shine

This Sota Shine car wash project highlights many of the services we offer to our clients. Shingobee takes pride that as a direct result of our efforts on this car wash facility, the building will become the design prototype to be developed for use at multiple locations in the future!

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Shingobee Recognized by Minnesota Shopping Center Association

Shingobee has been honored by MSCA in its STARR Awards competition for construction of Holiday Stationstore #332 in Minneapolis and Brausen Automotive Addition in Arden Hills, MN.

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Shingobee Receives Excellence in Construction Award for Holiday Stationstore Reconstruction

Shingobee has been honored with an Eagle Award in Associated Builders and Contractors' Excellence in Construction Awards competition, for construction of the Holiday Stationstore #332 (Hiawatha Reconstruction) in Minneapolis, MN.

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Ask the Expert: The Evolution of Building Materials

Construction building materials have been around for a very long time. So how have construction materials evolved, and where are they trending to?

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Lady Luck Estates holds Grand Opening Ceremony

Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures (MLCV) held a grand opening ceremony on July 20 to showcase completion of the first construction phase of Lady Luck Estates. This 28-unit townhome development will provide quality, affordable housing for hardworking families in Hinckley, Minnesota.

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Unique Concrete Admixture Used by Shingobee to Achieve Project Schedule

Shingobee Builders is wrapping up construction of the first Minnesota location of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, located at the Woodbury Lakes retail center in Woodbury, MN. The 43,392 square foot building offered a unique set of challenges in maintaining the construction schedule. Our team employed outside-the-box thinking to complete the project.

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7 Subcontractor Qualifications You Should Look For

One of the critical functions that a General Contractor provides is contracting and managing the many subcontractors that are required for a commercial construction project. When your General Contractor hires subcontractors for your project, she/he puts your business’ reputation on the line. Experienced subcontractors are important for the performance of the tasks within your project. Shingobee Builders vets their subcontractors thoroughly. Here are seven of the qualifications we look for in a subcontractor.

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The Benefits of Hiring a General Contractor/Construction Manager During the Design Phase

There are various contractual arrangements that can be utilized to hire a general contractor (GC) or construction manager (CM) for your commercial construction project. Regardless of the type of contract, it is wise to bring the GC or CM on board your team during the pre-construction phase to collaborate with your architecture and engineering professionals as they complete the design.

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Alamo Drafthouse Construction Progress | Time Lapse

Shingobee Builders, Inc. is pleased to announce that we are working with Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust for construction of the first Minnesota location of Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, at the Woodbury Lakes retail center in Woodbury, MN.

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Growing Your Business? Build, Remodel, or Expand?

If your business is successful, it will grow. Growth leads to corporate expansion, and expansion could mean future construction of your business property. The question is what action you should take in each phase of your growth. Should you build new and relocate, should you remodel the current property you have, or should you expand your current property? Below we explore the benefits of each option and when the appropriate time is to consider each.

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