Working with Chris Grundy on the construction of our building Wecker Hall was an outstanding experience from start to finish. His attention to detail was second to none, ensuring that every aspect of the project was carefully monitored and managed. From initial design phases to final completion, Chris demonstrated a deep understanding of both the technical and logistical aspects of the build, preventing costly mistakes and delays.
One of the most impressive qualities Chris brought to the table was his ability to identify potential issues before they became problems. His proactive approach saved us significant time and money. Thanks to his expertise and diligent oversight, we were able to keep the project within budget and on schedule, while maintaining the highest standards of quality. We were continually impressed by his transparency and communication throughout the entire process. Chris made sure we were always informed and confident in the progress of the project, and his ability to negotiate effectively with contractors and suppliers kept costs in check and saved us a significant amount of money on this project, in fact the savings we saw grossly outweigh his cost.
I can confidently say that without Chris Gundy, this project would not have been the success it was. His commitment to excellence and dedication to delivering a seamless construction experience was invaluable. If you’re looking for a reliable, detail-oriented owner’s rep who knows how to deliver savings without sacrificing quality, Chris is the one to work with.
Chris was invaluable in the successful delivery of the new Visitors Center for the US Air Force Academy. His knowledge and skills helped us navigate the construction process and deliver the project on time and under budget. I cannot recommend Chris highly enough!!
The complete overhaul of our beloved 1971 Ponti Building and the new Welcome Center have been the legacy project of a whole generation of Denver Art Museum professionals and donors and Chris Grundy was the master behind the scenes. With his calm and focused mind he became immediately a trusted partner who kept a myriad of different aspects on track and moved forward complicated construction with highly innovative materials and design as well as smaller and sensitive aspects of public art and community involvement. We owe Chris Grundy’s precision, ingenuity, negotiation skills and reliability that we came in on time and on budget.
Chris was an integral part of the team responsible for realizing the Museum’s Martin Building renovation and expansion. He brought extensive expertise in construction and project management to the Museum team, enabling the project to meet timeline and budget goals. Chris is solution-oriented, calm, strategic and collaborative. He served as a critical bridge between the Museum and the design and construction teams and I am incredibly grateful for his engagement.
On the Denver Art Museum’s overall campus reunification and building renovation project, Chris Grundy successfully organized and led an extremely large and diverse team while always being mindful of the bigger picture and objectives. It has been a pleasure to work with Chris; throughout all phases of the project he has demonstrated a keen understanding of construction, the ability to think creatively and a particularly open-minded and enjoyable approach to resolving conflicts.
Saunders had the opportunity to work closely with Chris on the Martin Building renovation and expansion. The project was an extremely complex renovation and addition that involved changes to every building system as well as design and construction of a first of its kind building envelope system. Chris was an immensely valuable part of the overall project team. His ongoing assistance with project planning and problem solving was essential to the success of the project. Chris continually assisted the Saunders’ team with identifying and resolving critical issues throughout the project. Chris’s support and ability to be an effective liaison between Saunders, the design team and Denver Art Museum staff was key to the project’s success.