The Christman Company

?? Meet our National Healthcare Services team ?? Chad Craddock, Project Manager, 27 years of construction experience. Healthcare Construction provides unique challenges, such as maintaining operations to continue serving the community while improving facilities. That’s where experts like Chad come in. “Chad has tremendous way of leading his projects and assuring top notch construction while keeping the hospital in full operations. He also works well with clinical staff to plan the space, create mockups, train, and deliver space that is well liked by the staff and ready to see patients on Day 1.” - Brian Crissman, VP of National Healthcare Services. Learn more about our healthcare services and join our team of healthcare professionals ?? https://lnkd.in/gguBzemM

?? Check out the awesome impact our North Carolina team has had with the new Guilford County Schools Peck Expeditionary School ?? in Greensboro! #BuildMoreCommunity

Today, on #ChildrensGriefAwarenessDay, we reflect on the essential role of Ele's Place in supporting grieving children and families in our community. The Christman Company is proud to have partnered with Ele's Place - Capital Region for the past 20 years, providing over $71,500 in funding and helping make crucial resources available to families facing loss. Here’s how our support makes a difference: ?? $600 provides a full year of grief support for one child: ?? 119 children have been able to attend Ele’s Place at no cost ?? $5,500 launches a new school-based support group. ?? Last year, Ele’s Place hosted 46 school groups across our area! Every contribution, no matter the size, supports a child’s journey through grief and helps them build a brighter future. Thank you to Ele’s Place for your invaluable work and to everyone who stands with us in this mission. #ChristmanCares #SupportingFamilies #ElesPlace #CommunityImpact

Our Historic Preservation team is attending this year’s The Association for Preservation Technology International (APT) Conference in Montreal, Canada. This international event, themed "Building Bridges: Connecting Places, Cultures & Practices," brings together organizations such as the National Trust for Canada, the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP), and the Indigenous Heritage Circle. The conference offers a valuable opportunity to engage with experts and celebrate Montreal’s unique blend of history, culture, and preservation practices. We’re excited to connect with partners like Kate Allen Lezak and the team at Allen Architectural Metals, whose dedication to preservation aligns with our commitment to protecting and revitalizing historic spaces. Preservation is a responsibility we proudly uphold. If you’re attending, we’d love the chance to connect. Learn more about our work in Historic Preservation, where our mission is to share our legacy of intentional specialization in historic preservation contracting to enrich the world around us... ?? https://lnkd.in/gg7eCzq8

Historic preservation is a passion that runs deep here at Christman. It goes beyond saving a building—it’s about preserving the stories, energy, and history held within its walls, while also making a positive environmental impact by reusing and revitalizing existing spaces. Welcome to our series, “Discovering My Passion for Preservation at Christman.” Today, we’re featuring George Conley III, superintendent in the DC Metro region and a dedicated member of our Historic Preservation Group. How did you find your way to historic preservation? "My passion for preservation work began right after my apprenticeship as a mason, and I’ve been doing it ever since. I’ve always loved history and learning how things were built. When working on preservation projects, you never know what you’ll discover—there are ideas, but nothing is certain." What drives your passion for it? "I love the techniques involved in preservation. Bringing old buildings back to life is incredibly gratifying, knowing that a 200+ year-old building might still be standing because of the work we’ve done." #HistoricPreservation #BuiltHistory #PreservationPassion #Revitalization #MonumentalWork

Take a look behind-the-scenes at the ongoing work at University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB)’s historic Davidge Hall! ?? Davidge Hall, formerly known as the College of Medicine of Maryland, opened in November 1812 and stands as the oldest building in the Western Hemisphere continuously used for medical education. This iconic, circular domed building is a true architectural gem with heavy timber and steel construction, massive brick walls, and an impressive listing on the National Register of Historic Buildings. It houses offices, museum artifacts, a conference room, and two unique round amphitheaters: Chemical Hall and Anatomical Hall. Right now, our team, led by Ben Canoles, Durable superintendent, is hard at work cleaning the copper to ensure this landmark stays in top shape for future generations. Stay tuned for more updates and progress photos as we continue to preserve this important piece of history! #ConstructionLife #HistoricPreservation #DavidgeHall #TeamworkInAction #UniversityOfMaryland #BuildingHistory #CopperCleaning #NationalRegister

Our passion for preservation, and more importantly, for the people who make it possible, was on full display as we celebrated 40 years of historic preservation and honored the legacy of our leader, Ron Staley, FAPT, APT RP. The perfect backdrop for this milestone? Michigan Central Station, the crowning achievement of Ron’s illustrious career. It was a true homecoming—a reunion of those who paved the way, joined the journey, and will carry his legacy forward. A heartfelt thank you to the clients, architects, engineers, conservators, and trade contractors who joined us in this celebration. At the end of the day, it’s the people and the partnerships that help us fulfill our mission: sharing our legacy of intentional specialization in historic preservation contracting to enrich the world around us. Here's to the past, present, and future of preserving our history, one place at a time.?

“To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has given America to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations…” – Woodrow Wilson Thank you, Veterans.

?? Looking to improve your next healthcare facility project? Our VP of National Healthcare Services Brian Crissman explores the impact of multi-trade prefabrication in healthcare construction in this blog post. Learn how prefabrication supports affordability, enhances team collaboration, and optimizes project schedules for more efficient, cost-effective builds. With insights from our McLaren Greater Lansing project, we share the practical benefits of this approach—reducing costs, shortening timelines, and maintaining quality. Read more and check out our video on prefabrication in healthcare ?? https://lnkd.in/g39-Qnby

Lorton Stone, LLC is the 2024 Subcontractor of the Year for our DC Metro region! Celebrating their craftsmanship and commitment to excellence has been a memorable experience, complete with awarding them our custom copper cube trophy. From quarry to site, Lorton Stone delivers a full range of services. Their expertise in budgeting, design/build consulting, in-house drafting, purchasing, and installation makes them an invaluable partner on our projects. Sourcing top-quality marble, granite, and limestone from premier domestic and international quarries, they ensure that each stone meets the highest standards. Their experienced stonemasons, combined with consistent quality checks, uphold the exceptional craftsmanship that defines their work. Congratulations to the entire Lorton Stone team for this well-deserved recognition! #SubcontractorOfTheYear #DCMetro #HistoricCraftsmanship #ConstructionExcellence