Comstock's magazine 1217 - December 2017 | Page 7

RED HAWK PARKING STRUCTURE SUTTER - SANTA ROSA 910 X STREET UNGER HEADQUARTERS 2017 SUTTER REHAB INSTITUTE ELLA DINING ROOM AND BAR F SOPHIE’S PLACE ounded in 1927 by Charles F. “Charlie” Unger, Unger proactively faces the burden of dealing with Unger Construction Co. is celebrating 90 years of California’s tough regulatory climate. In the area of jobsite business. A master builder, Charlie designed and safety, the company sets higher standards than just built. His talents lived on in his sons, Dean, who became a meeting regulations – they are committed to doing what’s prominent local architect, and Wyatt, who carried on the right for staff, clients, and subcontractors, and take the construction business. extra steps as necessary. Current CEO, John Nunan, joined the company in 1977 Throughout its history, Unger Construction has been and later bought the firm from Wyatt in 1990. “I kept the a service and philanthropic leader in the Sacramento name for its legacy and reputation,” Nunan explains. region, striving to leave more than just a building in the “Keeping the name symbolizes the keeping of the communities where they work. Projects like the “The company’s principles. We’ve progressed with the industry Wishing Place” for Make-A-Wish and Sophie’s Place but retain those core values.” Pediatric Music Therapy Studio continue to inspire the Headquartered in Sacramento, Unger Construction builds throughout Northern California. A majority of the staff of 120 are tradespeople. “We believe that a successful company long after construction. A staff member said it best: “I am proud to work for a construction company that makes a difference and improves lives.” general contractor needs to self-perform work of some of Nunan and Vice President Scott Maxwell are entrusting the key trades when it benefits the project,” declares Mike the beginnings of Unger Construction’s next 90 years to Mencarini, company President. “This enables us to be President Mencarini and Vice Presidents Jason Tabacco firmly in control of our schedule, cost, and quality.” and Ken Harrison. They are embracing the change of People are Unger Construction’s signature and company culture puts people first. “Clients come to us because of generations and the development of new talent and markets. The future is bright. our staff and collaborative approach,” says Nunan. “Most of our work comes from negotiation and negotiated projects are built on the strength of our relationships with clients, architects, and subcontractors.” Unger Construction performs work for some of the most sophisticated of clients. Estimating, scheduling, and management capabilities are the equal of any in the industry. “We are leaders in advanced methods of project delivery, tailoring services to the individual needs of each client,” says Nunan. 910 X Street Sacramento, CA 95818 916.325.5500 www.UngerConstruction.com