Tessler Construction Company, Inc.

Tessler Construction Company, Inc. We are a General Contracting Company specializing in Commercial Construction and Design Build.

We are a General Contracting Company specializing in Commercial
Construction. At Tessler Construction, we are dedicated to providing superior
construction quality, with excellent customer service at competitive
prices. Our services include:

-New Construction
-Interior/Exterior Remodels
-Food Processing Plants
-Dental/Doctor Offices
-Schools
-Bars/Restaurants
-Business Offices
-Retail Spaces
-L

aboratories
-Clean Rooms
-Computer Rooms

If your company is changing or growing we’d like to talk to you. We can help with everything from additions, remodeling, or building a new facility. We look forward to talking with you about your exciting designs for the future.

“Proudly building America one satisfied customer at a time.”

Poor Communication Is One of the Most Expensive Mistakes on Any ProjectWhen people think about costly construction mista...
06/09/2026

Poor Communication Is One of the Most Expensive Mistakes on Any Project

When people think about costly construction mistakes, they often picture damaged materials, equipment breakdowns, or safety incidents.

But one of the most expensive problems on a project often starts much smaller:

A missed conversation.

A misunderstood detail.

An assumption that everyone is on the same page.

One piece of information that doesn't make it to the right person at the right time can impact schedules, create rework, delay other trades, and increase costs long before anyone realizes there's a problem.

That's why communication isn't just a management task it's part of the work itself.

At Tessler Construction, we place a strong emphasis on communication at every level of a project. From pre-task planning and daily coordination to shift handoffs and ongoing conversations with facility personnel and trade partners, clear communication helps keep projects moving safely and efficiently.

The goal isn't just to build something correctly.

It's to ensure everyone involved has the information they need to make the next decision, complete the next task, and keep the project moving forward.

The best projects aren't always the ones without challenges.

They're the ones where people communicate early, often, and effectively when challenges arise.

What do you think causes more project issues: poor communication or poor planning?

Safety training says a lot about a contractor.Not just about compliance.About culture.Construction is constantly evolvin...
05/15/2026

Safety training says a lot about a contractor.

Not just about compliance.
About culture.

Construction is constantly evolving.

New equipment.
Updated standards.
Different facility requirements.
Changing materials.
New workflows.
Unique project challenges.

That’s why safety training should never be treated like a one-time checkbox.

Ongoing training helps teams stay sharp, recognize hazards faster, adapt to changing conditions, and communicate more effectively in the field.

And the reality is even highly experienced crews benefit from refreshers.

Not because they lack skill.

Because repetitive tasks, changing environments, and assumptions can create risk when people least expect it.

A contractor who invests in ongoing training is often investing in much more than safety:
✔ stronger planning
✔ clearer communication
✔ accountability
✔ professionalism
✔ smoother project ex*****on

For clients—especially in active facilities, industrial environments, and complex commercial projects that matters.

Because safety training isn’t just about meeting requirements.

It’s about protecting people, reducing preventable disruptions, and building projects the right way.

At Tessler Construction, staying current is part of how we take care of our people, our partners, and every project we step onto.

What safety topic do you think deserves more attention on today’s jobsites?

Behind every early morning, long day, and late finish…there’s someone holding it all together at home.Today, we recogniz...
05/11/2026

Behind every early morning, long day, and late finish…
there’s someone holding it all together at home.

Today, we recognize the moms
the ones raising families, supporting dreams, and showing up every single day with strength, patience, and love.

Whether you’re on the jobsite, in the office, or running a household...
the work you do matters more than words can say.

From all of us at Tessler Construction,
Happy Mother’s Day to the women who make it all possible.

You can put the same number of guys on two jobs…and get completely different results.Why?Because one is a crew.And one i...
05/06/2026

You can put the same number of guys on two jobs…
and get completely different results.

Why?

Because one is a crew.
And one is a team.

A crew shows up, does their task, and moves on.
A team communicates before the work even starts.

A crew works around other trades.
A team coordinates with them.

A crew reacts to problems.
A team prevents them.

And on real construction projects
tight schedules, multiple trades, active facilities, day and night shifts

that difference shows up fast.

You see it in the handoffs between shifts.
In the way the jobsite is maintained.
In whether small issues turn into rework… or get handled before they cost time and money.

Because in this industry, it’s not just about skill.
It’s about communication, pre-task planning, and accountability.

That’s what keeps projects moving.
That’s what keeps people safe.
And that’s what separates average jobs from well-run ones.

At Tessler Construction, we don’t just build crews
we build teams that know how to work together from start to finish.

What’s one thing you’ve seen that separates a crew from a true team?

Day Shift vs Night Shift in ConstructionSame project. Same scope. Completely different challenges.Most people don’t real...
04/24/2026

Day Shift vs Night Shift in Construction
Same project. Same scope. Completely different challenges.

Most people don’t realize how much a jobsite changes when the sun goes down.

Day shift and night shift are working toward the same goal…
but the way the work gets done can look very different.

During the day, you’re managing multiple trades, constant movement, and nonstop coordination.

At night, the focus shifts to visibility, fatigue management, smaller crews, and picking up work that has to be clearly understood from the previous shift.

In active facility environments, that challenge increases even more.
Tight spaces. Ongoing operations. Limited room for error.

That’s where a lot of projects either stay on track… or start to slip.

At Tessler Construction, we put a strong focus on the handoff between shifts.

Clear communication between crews
JSA’s that reflect the actual scope of work
Planning not just for the day, but for the next shift coming in
Making sure every crew is set up before work even begins

Because in construction, poor communication and lack of planning are some of the biggest causes of delays, rework, and safety risks.

A well-run job doesn’t depend on the time of day.
It depends on preparation, coordination, and consistency.

No matter the shift, the goal stays the same
Get the work done right and make sure everyone goes home safe

What’s the biggest challenge you’ve seen when work gets handed off between shifts?

Most people think better weather makes construction easier…that’s only half true.Sure there’s no ice, no frozen ground, ...
04/17/2026

Most people think better weather makes construction easier…
that’s only half true.

Sure there’s no ice, no frozen ground, no fighting the cold just to get started.

But what most people don’t see is what changes because the weather gets better.

Pace picks up.
Expectations rise.
Crews try to make up time.

And at the same time
the job itself starts to behave differently.

Materials react to heat.
Adhesives set faster.
Sealants don’t always give you the same working time.
Metal expands.
Dust becomes more of a factor.

Things that worked one way a month ago…
don’t always work the same now.

That’s where things can start to slip.

Not in big, obvious ways
in small ones:

A rushed install.
A missed detail.
A “that should be fine” moment.

It doesn’t come from bad intent
it comes from things feeling easier than they actually are.

At Tessler Construction, we don’t just prepare for the tough conditions
we stay just as sharp when things feel easy.

Because that’s when discipline matters most.

✔ Same standards
✔ Same communication
✔ Adjusting for conditions not assuming they’re the same
✔ Same attention to detail

No matter what the weather looks like.

Good weather doesn’t build great projects understanding the conditions does.

What’s something you’ve seen change on a jobsite when the temperature shifts?

When one trade falls behind on a construction project… here’s what really happens.It’s something that comes up on almost...
04/10/2026

When one trade falls behind on a construction project… here’s what really happens.

It’s something that comes up on almost every job.

A delay here.
A change there.
Something takes a little longer than expected.

And most of the time it’s not from a lack of effort.

But in commercial construction, everything is connected.

When one trade falls behind, it can start to affect everything around it:

• The next trade may not have access to complete their work
• Materials may need to be rescheduled or moved
• Crews can end up waiting or working around each other
• The construction schedule starts to shift, sometimes more than expected

And those small shifts?
They add up quickly.

That’s why early communication and coordination between trades is so important—
both in the office and out in the field.

When teams are aligned from the start:
• Expectations are clear
• Scheduling is more realistic
• Adjustments can be made before they become problems

It’s not about pointing fingers.

It’s about working together, staying ahead of challenges, and keeping the project moving in the right direction.

The projects that run the smoothest aren’t perfect
they’re the ones where communication happens early and often.

At Tessler Construction, we put a strong focus on planning, communication, and coordination because that’s what keeps projects efficient and on track.

In your experience, what helps keep a project running smoothly?

The biggest mistakes we see on jobsites (and how to avoid them)Most problems on a job don’t come from the work itself.Th...
04/08/2026

The biggest mistakes we see on jobsites (and how to avoid them)

Most problems on a job don’t come from the work itself.

They come from everything around it
especially what happens before anyone even steps on the jobsite.

In commercial construction, the issues we see most often are:

• Starting work without clear project planning or communication
• Trades working on top of each other instead of in sequence
• Materials showing up too early or too late
• Poor housekeeping that slows everything down
• Small safety issues getting ignored until they become big ones

None of these seem like a big deal in the moment.

But they add up fast.

They lead to:
Delays
Rework
Frustration
And unnecessary risk

The jobs that run smoothly aren’t lucky.

They’re built on clear communication, proper planning, and strong coordination before the work ever begins.

That’s what keeps crews efficient, jobsites safe, and projects moving the way they should.

At Tessler Construction, we put a heavy focus on planning, communication, and jobsite coordination because getting it right early makes everything else easier.

What’s one thing that slows things down in your line of work?




What most people don’t realize about a “simple” construction project…From the outside, it can look pretty straightforwar...
04/07/2026

What most people don’t realize about a “simple” construction project…

From the outside, it can look pretty straightforward.

A wall goes up.
Panels get installed.
Job gets done.

Simple… right?

Not exactly.

What most people don’t see in a commercial construction project is everything happening before and behind the work:

• Planning the sequence so trades aren’t working over each other
• Coordinating materials so nothing shows up too early or too late
• Managing access, lifts, and equipment ahead of time
• Working around active operations in facilities
• Identifying safety risks before the work even starts

Because in construction, project planning and coordination are what make the difference.

If one piece is off…
it doesn’t just slow things down it can impact the entire job.

That “simple” project?
It only looks simple when it’s done right.

At Tessler Construction, we focus heavily on planning, coordination, and jobsite efficiency so projects run the way they should.

What’s something in your line of work that looks simple… but really isn’t?

Monday doesn’t start when you clock in… it starts with how prepared you are.Most people think productivity is about movi...
04/06/2026

Monday doesn’t start when you clock in… it starts with how prepared you are.

Most people think productivity is about moving fast.

But in construction and honestly in any job
the best crews aren’t the busiest… they’re the most prepared.

It’s the difference between:
Walking in and reacting to problems
vs.
Walking in already knowing the plan

Before the tools even come out, the real work has already started:
• Thinking through the sequence
• Knowing what materials are needed
• Understanding the risks before they become issues

That’s how you avoid wasted time, rework, and unnecessary stress.

At Tessler Construction, we take that seriously.
We don’t just show up to “figure it out” we show up ready.

Because a smooth week doesn’t happen by accident.
It’s built before Monday even begins.

What’s one thing you do to start your week off right?

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Loudon, TN
37774

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7am - 3:30pm
Friday 7am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+18153569910

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