Hendrick Construction: Diversified And Growing.

From: Construction | Date: November 14, 2005| Author: Fisher, Christina | Copyright information

By Christina Fisher

Hendrick Construction has undertaken a variety of construction projects for many different types of clients, helping them to grow and succeed in the competitive Charlotte market.

Although Charlotte, North Carolina-based Hendrick Construction has only been in business for three years, the company has already made a name for itself through a variety of projects - industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential. You could say that Hendr...

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