Weigand Construction Co. Inc., established in 1906 by Henry Weigand, is a prominent commercial general contractor based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Over the past century, this family-owned business has evolved through four generations, currently led by Larry Weigand, and has grown its annual revenues to over $300 million. With a focus on a variety of sectors including healthcare, education, industrial, commercial, recreational, and government projects, Weigand has expanded its footprint beyond Indiana into Ohio and Michigan, standing out as a trusted contractor in the Midwest.
Weigand's expertise lies in delivering high-quality construction services, characterized by a dedicated workforce of approximately 400 skilled tradesmen. With a philosophy centering on listening to clients and fostering clear communication, Weigand aims to understand each client's unique vision and execute projects that exceed expectations. Their commitment to quality is underscored by their motto, 'Trust. Well Built.' This approach has earned them lasting client relationships and a reputation as a specialist in various construction fields.
The company employs sophisticated delivery methods including Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR), Design-Build, and General Contracting to align with the specific needs of its clientele. Weigand also integrates Building Information Modeling (BIM) in its projects, optimizing construction processes through advanced technology. Sustainability is another pillar of Weigand's operations, boasting multiple LEED-accredited professionals on staff to ensure environmentally compliant building practices are prioritized.
Safety is integral to Weigand Construction, recognized for having one of the top safety programs in the Midwest. Their commitment to employee safety contributes to their distinction and excellence in the construction industry. Weigand Construction’s strong community ties reflect their dedication not only to their projects but also to the neighborhoods they serve, making them a responsible and impactful member of the communities across the Midwest.
