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My commitment on every page is the same: clear planning, disciplined execution, and communication that keeps the mission, the schedule, and the build aligned.
- Jeremy ThamertOwner & Chief Executive Officer
MHC / PROJECT RECORDS
Real project records, located and linked to public evidence. See how MH Construction responds to commercial, industrial, and municipal facilities across the Pacific Northwest.
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MHC / HOW TO READ THIS PAGE
This index organizes public experience around what an owner needs to know first: what was built, where it was built, what scope is documented, and what the next step is.
INDEX / FIND THE RECORD
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RECORDS / PUBLIC EVIDENCE
Each record keeps the relationship between project, place, market, capability, proof, and next action visible.
01RECORD IMAGEThis case study captures verified exterior conditions and public milestones for Darigold's Pasco facility while MH package-level scope confirmation remains in review.
02RECORD IMAGEMH Construction delivered a commercial tenant improvement and exterior refresh at Volm Companies' active Pasco facility, sequencing facade and frontage updates while supporting daily logistics operations.
03RECORD IMAGEMH Construction delivered municipal new construction for Franklin County's Coroner's Office morgue facility in Pasco, supporting secure receiving, refrigeration, and examination functions at a local county site.
SCOPE / DOCUMENTED EXPERIENCE
The public experience shown here stays tied to the records behind it. The list grows when the record is ready to carry more.
NEXT ACTION / PROJECT BRIEFING
Bring the place, the constraints, and the delivery standard. We start with the conditions that need to be clear before mobilization.
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