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uality Construction Company started in Missoula in 1967. In the decades since, they’ve grown large enough to handle the biggest projects, while staying small enough to provide the personalized attention to detail that their clients deserve and that Quality Construction demands. Specializing in commercial buildings, both new construction and renovation, Quality Construction is an established company with the experience and expertise to handle projects of any scope. Quality Construction’s recent work on the Old Fort Road Condos Mixed Use Project is a good example of their skill in blending commercial with residential use. Other
recognizable examples of their involvement around Missoula include Splash Mountain, Rocky Mountain Eye Surgery Center, Sorella’s Day Spa, Russell Street Apartments, Missoula Art Museum, Millenium Building, Karl Tyler Chevrolet, Harley Davidson, Garden City Funeral Home, and the CS Porter School. From the early days of building their business, they’ve sought out select subcontractors, architects, and engineers to form long-term working relationships. This freeflowing exchange of advice, information, and new perspectives helps everyone involved to become more successful, and even more of a benefit to their clients. The team of experts at Quality Construc-
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tion has nearly 200 years of combined construction management experience. The majority of these employees have been with the company for fifteen to twenty years. Kevin Mytty and Flint Olsen take the helm, as the team of project managers, superintendents, and support staff work together to make every project a success. By putting the client’s interest first, paying attention to the smallest detail with efficiency and accuracy, and working together with the best in the business, Quality Construction has earned the respect of the industry. They were recently awarded the State AIA Merit Award for their work in constructing a high-quality and functional Ravalli Electric Co-Op project. Missoula Building & Design
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