Michael Roberts Construction Employee Directory

Michael Roberts Construction INC. (MRC INC.) is dedicated to sustainable building and construction. Many of MRC's projects are LEED® certified or have employed sustainable construction initiatives. MRC INC. is a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). In addition, a majority of MRC's staff is LEED Accredited and the company's re... sources and experience enable the company to offer valuable input regarding a building's construction materials and efficient use of resources, saving the company's clients money and reducing the impact of building projects on the environment. There are so many reasons to go green - and these advantages extend far beyond the environmental benefits. Green building practices reduce energy consumption and waste as well as related costs, saving you money now and in the long term. On average, green buildings use 30% less energy than conventional buildings and offer lower operation and maintenance costs. These building techniques can also increase employee productivity and profitability as they improve the overall air quality and create a better indoor environment in which to work, live, learn or play. From detailed material management, to the recycling of demolished concrete into base rock, re-using form boards for foundations and parking structures, the use of low volatile organic compounds (VOC's) to the protection of natural surroundings, environmental conservation and protection in the construction process require personal and professional commitment. The company's expertise and contracting resources facilitate the successful construction of your sustainable or LEED requirements. MRC INC. is committed to building responsibly, and continues to demonstrate the economic advantages and ease of incorporating sustainable aspects into projects of any size. Call the company to have your existing building evaluated for LEED certification or have the company review your current plans for Value Engineering and LEED certification.Read More