CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

Special Services

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Flexible Solutions.
In-House Expertise.

Our ability to self-perform key trades and deliver specialized services gives us the flexibility and control to solve challenges that other contractors can’t.

Whether it’s a custom press pit, a quick-turn facility repair, or intricate finish carpentry, our skilled crews step in with the experience, responsiveness, and professionalism needed to get the job done right—on schedule and to spec.

How We Work

We’ve spent decades refining a service model that blends creative problem-solving with skilled, hands-on execution. By performing many scopes in-house, we streamline coordination, reduce risk, and keep critical path tasks moving forward—without waiting on outside labor.

We deliver:

Responsive, high-quality support for unique or complex scopes
Skilled tradespeople trained in FCC’s standards of safety and craftsmanship
Seamless integration with larger project teams and construction timelines

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Manufacturers installing new equipment need a foundation built to spec. FCC's concrete and structural crews build industrial press pits and machine bases in-house, working directly from equipment drawings to keep tolerances tight and schedules on track.
Buildings need attention between big projects. FCC's self-performed crews handle facility repairs and ongoing service work for owners across West Michigan, from a damaged loading dock to a failed roof detail. One call gets a trained crew on site, not a subcontractor search.
FCC self-performs parking lot repairs, site improvements, and selective demolition as part of its site work capabilities. Crews handle grading, paving repairs, and targeted demolition without bringing in a separate excavation subcontractor for every phase.
FCC's carpenters handle rough and finish carpentry, along with door, frame, and hardware installation, for renovations, tenant improvements, and new construction. The same crew that frames the wall can finish the trim and hang the door.

Key Capabilities

FCC’s special services and self-performed trades cover a wide range of construction and facility needs. Our most requested capabilities include:

Why FCC Self-Performs Special Services

FCC self-performs special services for the same reason it self-performs general trades and structural steel. Fewer handoffs mean fewer surprises.

Crews are trained to FCC's safety standards, project coordination stays inside one company, and owners get a single accountable partner instead of a list of subcontractors to manage.

FCC installs architectural metal panels as part of its self-performed steel capabilities, backed by an AISC-certified in-house fabrication shop. Panel work runs through the same accountable team that fabricates and erects the structural steel.
Before a project breaks ground, FCC offers development consulting and land acquisition support, including site analysis, zoning navigation, and utility evaluation. Owners get a builder's perspective on a site before they commit to buying it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Special services are self-performed specialty scopes that fall outside a standard general contracting job: facility repairs, industrial press pits, site improvements, carpentry, and specialty installations.
FCC performs these directly with in-house crews rather than subcontracting them out.
Both. FCC's special services crews take on facility repairs and ongoing service work between larger projects, so owners have one contractor for the big build and the small fixes that follow it.
A press pit is a below-grade concrete foundation built to support industrial stamping presses or heavy machinery. FCC's self-performed concrete and structural crews build press pits and machine bases directly from equipment specifications.
Yes. FCC offers development consulting and land acquisition support, including site analysis, zoning navigation, and utility evaluation, to help owners evaluate a site before committing to it.
FCC Construction is based in Caledonia, Michigan, and provides special services across West Michigan, including Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, and Kalamazoo.