Breck General Contracting
Commercial construction management by architects and contractors who treat projects like partners.
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- Bonded and insured commercial general contractor.
- Offers multiple proposal formats: budgetary, cost-plus, hard bid, and negotiated.
- Handles all project phases from permitting through final completion.
- Recruiting for construction superintendent and summer internship positions.
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About Breck General Contracting
Breck General Contracting is a family-owned commercial general contractor founded in 2015 and based in Georgetown, Texas. President Nicole Bruechner, who holds a Master of Architecture, and Vice President Reese Bruechner manage all phases of construction from permitting and pre-construction planning through punch list completion. The firm specializes in new construction, renovations, and interior finish-outs for offices, medical and dental facilities, assisted living, restaurants, retail, banks, and municipal projects. They offer proposals in budgetary, cost-plus, hard-bid, and negotiated formats, and are bonded and insured.
The team focuses on planning, scheduling, and constant communication with design teams and property owners. Superintendent Mitchell Matkin brings OSHA 30 certification and an emphasis on job-site safety. The firm positions itself as a one-stop shop that lets owners focus on their businesses while the contracting team handles the complexity and challenges of the construction process.
Clients appreciate that Breck treats them as partners, paying attention to detail and delivering projects efficiently and cost-effectively across Central Texas.
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What is commercial construction management?
Commercial construction management oversees every phase of a building project, from planning and permitting through completion. Breck's team works with architects, engineers, and owners to coordinate design and execution, manage schedules and budgets, and handle the complex logistics of bringing a project from concept to occupancy.
Is Breck General Contracting bonded and insured?
Yes. Breck is bonded and insured, which protects both the business owner and the general contractor on commercial projects.
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