Harvey Cleary

Harvey Cleary
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https://harveycleary.com
Harvey Cleary is a construction-sector organisation associated with Houston. Construction contracting; included among major US contractors in the retrieved industry directory.


About Harvey Cleary

Harvey Cleary is a construction organisation whose origins date to 1957, when David E. Harvey Sr. and Gerald D. Hines established Harvey Construction. The company works across U.S. markets, providing building services for a wide range of owners. Its published approach emphasises long-term relationships and the responsibility of construction teams for the client’s time, resources and project objectives.

Markets and Project Experience

Its markets include commercial buildings, education, hospitality, government and community facilities, healthcare, industrial and manufacturing, interiors, life sciences, mission-critical buildings, mixed-use developments, residential and multifamily projects, and warehouses. Published examples include the Emery Weiner School, the Hospitals of Providence East Campus, the Cooper Apartments and distribution facility projects.

Services and Delivery

The company’s service areas include preconstruction, construction, quality control, self-performed work, sustainability and technology. Its concept-to-completion approach connects planning and cost or schedule decisions with the practical coordination of construction. Its portfolio also includes repositioning projects and interiors, demonstrating work to adapt existing buildings as well as deliver new facilities.

Culture and Collaboration

Harvey Cleary identifies integrity, quality decisions and improvement through innovation as part of its approach. Its published material includes sustainable building experience and support for charitable or community organisations. The company’s profile is therefore that of a broad commercial builder with capabilities across new development, technical facilities and existing-property improvements. Its varied market experience allows owners to consider the requirements of the building and its users alongside the construction programme, rather than viewing the assignment as a standard building package.