Construction Consulting

MIC has the expertise needed in any type of construction project and that makes them uniquely suited as the construction consultant.

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From seemingly simple tasks such as blueprint reading to far more complex tasks such as envisioning how the blueprint will translate into the project vision, MIC Construction has wide ranging experience to help their clients simplify the construction process.  Our methods are designed to guide our clients through the maze of process and product options to a finished project that meets their needs.

Special Projects 

MIC Construction specializes in unique projects. From Elgin's Riverwalk to the Fabyan Windmill, the company has a wide range of experience to draw from regardless of the specific nature or size of the project.

MIC Construction knows how to construct, how to renovate and "fix" projects that are over budget, past scheduled completion or not to specification. 

Project Phases

MIC Construction understands all phases of construction. Regardless of the type of project, the processes used in quality construction remain the same. Safety, quality, costs, schedule, all have a major impact on a project. The improper sequence of work can have a dramatic effect on all of these. MIC Construction has a clear understanding of project planning and prides itself on having the sequence of construction phases planned well in advance.

Occupied Space Projects

The company understands occupied space construction principles. This special knowledge is key to determine both costs and phases of these unique projects. With these special projects also comes greater risk. MIC Construction has the experience and knowledge to manage the associated risks and the systems to reduce their impact.

MIC Construction understands the special needs of municipal projects, churches, restaurants, and other public facilities. We plan each project to maximize the efficiency of all resources thus compressing the time spent in actual construction. Less time translates into cost savings to the owner.