Breeden Construction
Justin Dunning is a seasoned construction professional with extensive experience as a Superintendent, currently employed at CBG Building Company since November 2021. Justin has a strong background in managing project schedules, supervising subcontractor crews, and ensuring compliance with OSHA standards across various projects. Prior experience includes roles at Fidelity Mechanical Services and Del Zotto Products of Florida Inc., where responsibilities included oversight of construction teams and project coordination. Justin began a career in the construction industry as a certified welder, possessing skills in structural additions and rigging. Additionally, Justin has a background in management from the customer service sector with Drop a Coin Vending Company. Academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Welding Technology from Marion Technical College.
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Breeden Construction
Breeden Construction, a subsidiary of The Breeden Company, has provided general contracting services to our own portfolio for more than four decades. During that time the company has constructed over 10,000 apartment units, 2 million square feet of commercial shopping center and office space, countless tenant improvements, numerous residential subdivisions and 1,700 residential homes through an affiliate, LynnhavenHomes, LLC.Therefore, it was a natural progression that we utilize the knowledge and experience developed over this long history to move forward with the opportunity to offer our proven expertise and services on a third party basis to select clients. Our decades of experience in the construction industry provides us with the proven ability to perform all aspects of the construction process from conceptual estimating and design, to value engineering and delivery of the final certificates of occupancy. Our dedicated construction team and talented subcontractors have successfully delivered high quality projects on time and under budget, saving owners in excess of $5 million.
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