Helping you help others.

Helping those in need is serious business. That’s why we take helping you build quality, efficient and cost effective non-profit spaces very seriously.

Just as you, in your mission, are gratified by extending a helping hand, we at Structure Tone find meeting the construction needs of non-profit organizations particularly rewarding. Perhaps more so than for any other market sector we serve, Structure Tone is ideally suited to provide you maximum benefit for your non-profit construction projects.

Your projects are often built on very tight budgets—sometimes even depending on future fund-raising to see a project through to completion. Also, you are very sensitive to the interests and concerns of donors and other constituents, even the media, requiring quality without extravagance.

Structure Tone ensures maximum value of each construction dollar through preconstruction services that focus on value management—evaluating the feasibility of a site, working with the design team to find cost efficiencies, reducing schedules (time is money), leveraging buying power and trouble-shooting to avoid conflicts in the field, which are much more costly to fix.

This, combined with Structure Tone’s industry-leading safety record and our track record of working successfully for public and private clients that demand the utmost in transparency and reporting, position us to adeptly and efficiently meet your construction needs.

Structure Tone also believes strongly in corporate social responsibility and our staff often contributes personal time to non-profit improvement projects such as building housing, improving parks and playgrounds or renovating community centers. These experiences further both our insight into and appreciation for the unique challenges non-profits face in fulfilling the mission to help.

We give out scholarships to underprivileged children, we are not construction professionals,” noted La’Tonya Johnson, chief operations officer of the Jackie Robinson Foundation. “But the Structure Tone team made certain the decisions were easy to understand.” As a result she learned a lot about the construction management process. Everything came together very quickly and she was surprised at how fast the project moved along once it started.

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