EMPLOYEEThe Power of One
Total Construction Integration is our specialty. It is a method of building in which both the design and construction professionals are in house, unlike companies that claim to be design-build, but outsource design work to a partnering company, we have true design to construction integration. Consisting of Architects, Engineers, and Contractors we bring the Power of One to our projects because everything is contracted and controlled from one source—TCI. Our approach to building integrates value engineered design and fast track construction which result in significant time and dollar savings. More important, the Power of One improves accountability, communication, and client engagement. TCI is a Team-based, Collaborative, Innovative company where architects, engineers, and contractors engage in the constant & consistent communication necessary to produce buildings that exceed client expectations.
Total Construction Integration. We minimize the risk of added costs through improved communication between our in-house design and construction professionals. This ensures the right people are involved at the right time to make the best decisions for your project.
Client Advocate. We are small enough to be responsive to each client’s individual needs, yet large enough to have the resources to provide full design & construction services to match your project needs. We focus on a limited number of projects in each market to give you the quality and service you expect and deserve.
True-Blue Continuous Improvement. Midwestern values are ingrained in each and every one of us at TCI, so we respect and understand each of our client’s ideals – we live them every day. These values drive us to continually improve and are the reason we are committed to providing progressive solutions to your project.
Talented, Committed and Inspired People. A company is only as good as the individuals who work for it. We are convinced you will find each of our professionals to be men and women you can trust and will want to work with again. We receive great satisfaction from the projects and relationships we build.
The fundamental reason TCI creates successful building projects for our clients is the integrated team centered approach using our in-house architects, engineers, store planners, estimators, construction project managers and field superintendents.
Coming to TCI, as I have from national corporations, it has been a pleasure to discover a company that has maintained an intimate "small company feel," as it has grown and evolved. TCI's commitment to its Core Values guarantees that new hires are selected with a focus on ethics, professionalism and honesty. Because we all have these same values, we are a group united in a common purpose, with mutual respect.
Lisa
Contract Administration
TCI Architects, Engineers, Contractor, Inc.
TCI provides me with an exciting and rewarding work environment. Working for a company that embraces the latest technology challenges me to find new efficiencies while maintaining high quality standards. TCI invests genuine interest in my career path, providing me with the direction, resources, and training necessary to meet my goals of a rewarding, long-term career.
Nate
AE Services
TCI Architects, Engineers, Contractor, Inc.
TCI is a small company doing big things while creating big opportunities for its employees to grow by promoting self-growth and continuing education. It is inspiring to work for a company that encourages balance between work and family life, as well as standing by their core values. I enjoy being surrounded by talented people that truly have passion for what they do.
Casey
AE Services
TCI Architects, Engineers, Contractor, Inc.
TCI has always been a great place to work. They really care about hiring individuals that work hard, care about others, and make sure they are the right fit for the position. The turnover at TCI is very impressive. People want to stay here, and TCI creates an atmosphere that makes you want to stay.
Jeff
AE Services
TCI Architects, Engineers, Contractor, Inc.
