P&C Construction Leads $30M Workforce Skills Training Center Project
"There is a growing need to provide workforce training in the fields of welding, machine tool technology, heating ventilation air conditioning and refrigeration and industrial systems technology in the northeast region of Alabama," said Greg Randall, executive project director of workforce enhancement at Snead State. "To help support the increased demand for skilled professionals in the area, we secured funding to build a modern facility that will house the training programs. These programs will not only serve Marshall County but also the surrounding counties."
Hard Hat Girls and Women of Jackson County
WAFF interview about Hard Hat. Girls and Women!
Little Debbie Park Is For Kids And The Kid At Heart
“Sometimes when you read or see in the local news media about a new area park opening, you cannot completely visualize it through two or three photos or 15 seconds of video. When I saw that the new Little Debbie Park had been dedicated Friday by the Collegedale Commons, I pictured it being mostly a playground for kids.”
Eighth graders learn valuable construction skills in Chattanooga camp
“Associated General Contractors of East Tennessee hosted a camp to get 15 eighth graders interested in construction and demolition. They learned about the basics of structure, electrical, carpentry, plumbing and finishings.”
Back on campus: Walker Apartments renovations superintendent returns to his UTC freshman roots
“A former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga student has come full circle, as he now oversees renovations and updates to the on-campus housing where he once lived. Slade McGuire, a 2019 UTC construction management graduate, is currently the site superintendent of the Walker Apartments renovations. He is overseeing work that even includes the student apartment McGuire lived in as a UTC freshman. McGuire was an engineering major as a first-year student, but he took a break before returning to major in construction management.”
Ider High School Gymnasium
An aerial view of our active project The Ider Gymnasium!
Construction Camp is just a few weeks away!
“In this super fun weeklong camp, you’ll build stuff, you’ll demolish stuff, you’ll learn some basics of construction that you’ll use the rest of your life! Campers will play games, meet new friends, and get their hands dirty working on cool projects. Safety is important! Campers will be given safety instructions and will be supervised by professionals in the construction industry as they work on projects.”
AGC East Tennessee Honors Excellence In Construction At Annual Celebration
“Nic Cornelison, president of P&C Construction and past chair of AGC East Tennessee, was presented with the prestigious SIR Award, which celebrates the organization’s core values of skill, integrity and responsibility.”
The 10 Best Commercial Contractors in Chattanooga, Tennessee
“P&C Construction is a Chattanooga-based general contractor that provides a wide array of construction services across the country. Founded in 1993, this award-winning firm has built an impressive portfolio of nearly $500 million worth of projects in the residential and commercial market sectors. The firm has extensive experience building for various industries including retail, industrial, financial, education, and health care. No matter the size, scope, or complexity of a project, the firm is committed to delivering superior craftsmanship and honest communication to ensure successful outcomes. The firm focuses on developing lasting, dependable relationships with its clients to build spaces that accurately translate their ideas and visions.”
2022 Best of the Best
A yearly tradition, Chattanooga Times Free Press holds the peoples choice award, Best of the Best - honoring all the top businesses in the Chattanooga area. P&C Construction was honored to receive the award for Best Commercial Construction Company.
The Aviary at Stacy Town Center: A space for South Campus students to flock
“When South Campus students return to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for the start of the spring 2023 semester, they will quickly find a space they can call their own. On Jan. 9, The Aviary at Stacy Town Center will be introduced. Located at the corner of East Eighth and University streets in front of the Decosimo Apartments, The Aviary is a student space conceptualized and designed by students in the UTC Interior Architecture and Design program. The story behind the creation of a student-centric space to serve the social and academic needs of students residing in Decosimo, Guerry, Stophel, Walker and UC Foundation Apartments began more than 18 months ago.”
Southern Honda Powersports Moves To New Location
“Southern Honda Powersports will open its new state-of-the-art facility this week at 5330 Ringgold Road after years of planning and construction. The 73,000 square foot store earns the dealership a new designation from Honda as a ‘Powerhouse Dealer’ allowing for priority, automatic inventory replenishment.”
30 Influential Business Leaders
“Selected for both their exceptional industry skills and their dedication to their workplace and community, the following business leaders make up CityScope® magazine’s prestigious Gold Club this year.”
The 5 Best Office Contractors in Chattanooga, TN
“Chattanooga has been named one of the top places to visit in the United States, as outdoor activities meet laid-back charm in Tennessee’s southern city. It allows you to experience a mix of the two while guaranteeing that every tourist finds something to their favor. If you’re looking to establish an office in this city, the list below includes the best office contractors in the area. There firms were selected based on their previous experience, recognitions, and awards won during their operations.”
2021 Best of the Best
A yearly tradition, Chattanooga Times Free Press holds the peoples choice award, Best of the Best - honoring all the top businesses in the Chattanooga area. P&C Construction was honored to receive the award for Best Commercial Construction Company.
New Construction BRIC Awards
“Building Recognition in Chattanooga, known as the B.R.I.C. Awards, was started in 2016 to recognize the best of the best in the construction, architecture, engineering and sustainability fields across Chattanooga. Due to COVID-19, the annual banquet was not held and instead the committee presented the awards for the work to the following organizations:”
2020 Best of the Best
A yearly tradition, Chattanooga Times Free Press holds the peoples choice award, Best of the Best - honoring all the top businesses in the Chattanooga area. P&C Construction was honored to receive the award for Best Employer.
Building On Trust
“P&C has completed nearly $500 million of projects in 22 states over the past quarter century. The firm has grown to employe about 50 company employees…”
Redesign Downtown
“Work started Monday on the first phase of a $4.9 million project that will add trees, elevated sidewalks, public art and more to Patten Parkway. The first phase will focus on the south side of the parkway and is expected to take about six months to finish, according to a news release from the city.”
New Ministry Headquarters
“Construction of the new ministry headquarters is targeted for a 2018 completion, with excavation beginning in August 2017. The two-story building will be 40,905 square feet and includes office, studio, and warehouse space. The new ministry headquarters will also house a fitness center, resource shop, and mission museum. River Street Architecture of Chattanooga has completed architectural plans and P&C Construction of Chattanooga will serve as the general contractor on the project.”
It Is Written Updates
Keep up with the updates on the exciting It Is Written Ministries Headquarters. The most recent update has a video of the brand new facility!
Inskip Recreation Center ADA Improvements
“Located just west of I-75 and north of I-640 adjacent to the Inskip Ballfields, the Inskip-Norwood Recreation Center serves not only the neighborhood, but the larger Knoxville community. Best known locally as a polling precinct, Inskip also provides space for a wide range of programming. Diverse partnerships with Sertoma Services, the Tennessee School for the Deaf, Sunshine Industries, Cerebral Palsy Services, and Breakthrough Corps Services make the Center a hub for accessible programming in the community”
New Ooltewah shopping center to hold three restaurants
“ Three restaurants are headed for Ooltewah as the second phase of a shopping center has begun going up as part of a $10 million project. Dos Bros Mexican Grill, Jersey Mike's Subs and Smoothie King plan to open new eateries in a 10,000-square-foot addition to White Oak Crossing off Lee Highway, said developer Jeff Londis. Noire, a high-end nail salon, and a finance company also are slated for the site, he said. Londis said the development's second phase will hold primarily restaurant and retail space, though there's some office space as well.”
The Scramble
“The replacement for the failed First Street funicular - a collection of assorted box-like creations - will have its debut soon. The River City Company plans to soon take down the fences at “The Scramble” and young and old alike can explore the boxes and take a rest there.”
Howard Track & Field Complex
“The next low base bid including alternate #1 was received by P&C Construction in the amount of $6,508,000. Due to budget constraints P&C and Barge design have prepared a list of cost reduction items in the amount of ($538,964.00).”
Heil Launches $6.4 Million Expansion Project
“Heil Environmental recently announced it will enhance the manufacturing capabilities as its Fort Payne, Alabama facility with a $6.4 million plant expansion project. According to the company, the project, which began June 18, includes process and equipment improvements that will result in an estimated 95 percent improvement in cycle time.”
New Community Park Opens up on Chattanooga’s Southside
“The park is on the site of the former Charles A. Bell Elementary School, at 3501 Central Avenue (the school closed in 1989). The building was demolished in 2011 after being declared an eyesore, and the city of Chattanooga took over the site. The city says Alton Park neighborhood leaders along with former District 7 Councilman Chris Anderson and the City’s Department of Economic & Community Development held a community engagement process to create a. new green space that would enhance the vibrancy of the neighborhood and connect residents with options for recreation and gathering.”
Exceptional People, Exceptional Service
“While the construction industry has changed dramatically since Royce Cornelison co-founded P&C Construction in 1993, the basic premise on which Cornelison launched his business has remained the same. ‘Our goal was to provide an exceptional level of construction, engineering, design, and building services to owners, developers, construction managers, and architects/engineering firms.’”
Best Advice
“The best advice I have ever received is from the Bible, found in Matthew 6:33: ‘But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.’ In my life, I have discovered that seeking to live by biblical principles will provide a positive effect on your entire life - by learning humility, honesty, integrity, equity, and many other character-building principles. Another great and notable piece of advice I received from a now-retired business associate is, ‘To succeed in business or life, surround yourself with good people.’”
Construction - A Family Tradition
“Jordan Cornelison found a love for construction at a young age. Since then, his passion has only grown as the company his father and uncle started in their basement in 1993 - P&C Construction - has developed into a national company with projects in 24 states. Cornelison began working full time for P&C in 2008 as a laborer. From there, he climbed the company ladder to carpenter, foreman, superintendent, assistant project manager and project manager.”
P&C Construction Leaders Mark 25 Years
“In 1993, Royce Cornelison and Skeeter Pritchett started their own construction company out of the basement of Cornelison's Bryant, Alabama, home. Cornelison was only 33 at the time, but after working at Raines Brothers Construction on industrial and retail projects, he was eager to branch out on his own..’”