Testimonials

It quickly became obvious that you wanted to do the project right in every respect, and many improvements were made along the way as a result of your diligence and attention to detail.  In addition, your ability to effectively manage the work of your subcontractors helped bring the project to substantial completion well ahead of schedule.

...our project was a month ahead of schedule plus right on budget.

Throughout the construction project Phoenix I and their sub-contractors have proven to be organized, professional, and attentive to construction documents. They have a selection of skilled and well-prepared individuals-from laborers to project managers-that are mindful and respectful of historic structures.  This project, like so many other renovation project, has encountered unexpected conditions. Phoenix I has been very helpful in proposing ideas to help balance out any additional work and stay within the established budget.

Your professional management and technical skills were well suited for such a complex restoration and the demanding client committee structure.

Mr. Sellers' knowledge and experience in restoration work…attention to detail, project budget and value for the client, brought me to the decision to hire him as a professional consultant ...on the Gray County Courthouse. Phoenix I Restoration and Construction, Ltd. recently completed ...work on the Gray County Courthouse under budget, and one month early ...would recommend him highly for restoration projects in the future.

Their professionalism and ability to provide value to the owner through their knowledge and experience can not be overstated.  All of our projects have been safely completed, on time, and within budget.  Phoenix I Restoration and Construction, Ltd. is on our list of preferred contractors.

In working with Dale on this project beginning in 1999, I was greatly impressed with his commitment to quality while still being conscious of cost. In fact, the very successful and on budget completion of this first THCPP project was a harbinger of many more successful and memorable courthouse project relationships.