CFC team members proudly receive our 2019 plaque. Left to right, back row: Donald Skalecke, Tad Martin, Krista Lopez, Erik Figeroa, and Jesus Navarro; front row: Shawn Burke, Steve Daragon, Derrick Pichon, Brenda Pratz, and Edgar Crockett. Every construction company will tell you it’s focused on
Workers went on a temporary stand-down status Thursday morning at the future home of a multi-family senior living complex near South Quebec Street and East Alameda Avenue. Construction workers across the country also took part. “We’re coordinating this with contractors in New York, San Francisco
We’re privileged to have a truly brilliant group of women working at CFC. These strong, intelligent, resourceful, and eminently capable women are crucial and central components of CFC’s teams, whether they’re out in the field, working in the office, or sitting at the table with
Humble, hard-working Duke LaFore is one of CFC’s construction managers. Since he joined our team in 2013, he’s shown tremendous initiative, insight, and leadership — which is how he’s managed to rise from project manager to senior project manager to construction manager in less than
With a strong project pipeline, ramped-up diversification, and significant growth over the past five years, we’ve got a bright future ahead. Which is why we need to continue attracting and retaining the high-caliber professionals who will help us fuel that future. If you’re here to explore
CFC was Steve D’Aragon’s first post-college construction job, when he joined as an intern in 2002. Growing his career in one place has been a “no-brainer” for the easygoing but hard-working Steve. He’s now worked with the company for a total of 15 years, and
Multifamily Properties Quarterly — August 2019 With no end to the construction labor shortage in sight, and with our state’s economy remaining strong, Colorado’s AEC community continues to explore innovative construction techniques that save time, money and labor, often with the added benefit of delivering a