Lakewood-based Himmelman Construction, Inc. (Himmelman) has been building solutions since 1955. Himmelman is a third generation, family-owned, full-service construction management and general contracting firm that provides a wide range of preconstruction and construction services to Owners and developers across the State of Colorado.
In the past two decades, Himmelman has been establishing a reputation of distinction in building K-12 education, higher education, worship, office, medical office buildings, and municipal properties. Himmelman is a five-time Hall of Fame recipient of the American Subcontractors Association of Colorado's (ASAC) General Contractor of the Year award as well as ASAC's 2018, 2017, and 2016 Excellence in Safety award.
The value of community service, from church projects to education facilities, is an inherent stimulus within this firm's corporate culture. As one of the top worship contractors in the State, Himmelman's emphasis on a project's intrinsic value brings like-minded people together for uniquely rewarding projects.
In the past two decades, Himmelman has been establishing a reputation of distinction in building K-12 education, higher education, worship, office, medical office buildings, and municipal properties. Himmelman is a five-time Hall of Fame recipient of the American Subcontractors Association of Colorado's (ASAC) General Contractor of the Year award as well as ASAC's 2018, 2017, and 2016 Excellence in Safety award.
The value of community service, from church projects to education facilities, is an inherent stimulus within this firm's corporate culture. As one of the top worship contractors in the State, Himmelman's emphasis on a project's intrinsic value brings like-minded people together for uniquely rewarding projects.
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In 1955, Barry M. Himmelman founded the firm shortly after moving his family from Canada. With not much more than his skills as a craftsman, Barry M. grew the company from one man jobs to small remodel projects and eventually to more extensive construction projects. From generation to generation, the company has continued to honor the founding principles of being true to the honest hard-work ethic of yesteryear.
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Mezentsev
Jun 14, 2019
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I was working on the Red Rocks Church project at Park Meadows. I moved an unused ladder that was in my area of work inside the restrooms. A few minutes later an electrician and the superintendent came in and verbally harassed me for a few minutes about touching other peoples stuff. There was no initial verbal indication from the electrician as he watched me struggle to move the ladder for a few minutes. He watched me, said nothing, then left. Came back with his buddy Mark the super and Mark chewed me out with lots of negative comments about me and the company I work for. I felt violated because
