Join the Lingo Construction team of true builders! We are seeking experienced Project Managers and Superintendents who appreciate the art of constructing unique spaces and building lasting relationships with our owners, trade partners, and architects. Apply now at https://lnkd.in/g2YNQr7d #buildwithlingo
Lingo Construction Services
Construction
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 2,659 followers
Build with Energy. Build with Integrity. Build with Lingo
About us
Lingo is a group of builders who appreciate the art of constructing unique spaces and structures. We thrive on distinct projects and have been fortunate to build award winning architecture on both the local and national stage. Our projects range from the unique 500 square foot interior remodels to tens of millions for whole block revitalization and development. Lingo does not adhere to specific project types, but desires to build professional and personal relationships with lifelong clients on projects of every scope. Lingo Construction was started in 1998 by Stan and Renee Lingo. Since that time, there has been great growth annually, as we currently manage over eighty plus employees. The Lingo team is a group of true builders and creative thinkers that are experienced project managers, designers, engineers, seasoned superintendents, carpenters, ironworkers and laborers. Through the integration of this diverse knowledge we are able to present the best approach for our owners.
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- Industry
- Construction
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1998
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1135 N Robinson Ave
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103, US
Employees at Lingo Construction Services
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What a touching groundbreaking event at Hearts for Hearing! We're excited to be part of this important addition to their building so they can continue to provide the gift of sound. #buildwithlingo
We have officially broken ground on the 30,800 sq. ft. expansion of our Oklahoma City facility! The expansion project, named Celebration of Sound, goes beyond the physical space to underscore a deeper dedication to enhancing the lives of children and adults who are deaf or hard of hearing. Read more by visiting: https://bit.ly/3EazX63.
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For to us a child is born, to us a Son is given, and the government will be on His shoulders. And He will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. - Isaiah 9:6V The inspiration for our 15th tree is pulled from the spirit of electrical transformers and sheet good substrates. These materials are commonly used in construction, but not often seen or appreciated. We reflect on this year about all the new buildings coming online in need of power and quality interior finishes. The design shows the strength and versatility of medium-density fibreboard (MDF), which is made up of wood fibers, wax and a resin binder. Copper wire is used as a ductile, malleable chemical element. One-inch sheets of MDF were milled and shaped using local CNC resources, then fastened together to create a stable base and framework. The tree frames were then cleaned and sealed with clear matte lacquer protectant to preserve and protect soft fibers during handling and shipping, while maintaining the raw appearance of the MDF material. Lastly, approximately 36 linear feet of bare soft copper is hand-stretched and sequenced-wrapped to create the woven pattern. This year, 14 hands will have pulled almost 30,000 feet or five and a half miles of copper wire. #buildwithlingo
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Check out the restoration progress on Raley Chapel at Oklahoma Baptist University! The stone has been cleaned and sealed and the clock face is sporting new numerals and hands. This restoration will be complete in the spring with thanks to partners: Central Sheet Metal, AS Masonry, and Southwestern Roofing, Metal & Waterproofing. #buildwithlingo
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We appreciate the opportunities to build really cool spaces with great partners like Phillips Murrah, Midtown Renaissance, and Fitzsimmons Architects! #buildwithlingo
Phillips Murrah is proud and honored to be featured in CBRE’s "2024 Oklahoma City’s Coolest Office Spaces" publication, showcasing some of OKC’s coolest and best designed office spaces! Go team! Midtown Renaissance | #FitzsimmonsArchitects | Lingo Construction Services
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What a great feature on our partners, Robinson Park and Oklahoma City's Innovation District! Flip to page 144 to read the article. #buildwithlingo
Exciting news! Convergence has been featured in the Fall 2024 issue of DDC Journal! This project is more than just a development - it is a transformative vision for Oklahoma City's Innovation District. But we couldn't have done it without our partners Gardner Tanenbaum, Lingo Construction Services, FSB Architects + Engineers, Wallace Design Collective, Johnson & Associates, HFSD, Inc., Stride Bank, N.A., City of Oklahoma City, OKC Innovation District and so many more. Check out the article: https://lnkd.in/gMKCmUrS
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Such a fun project for a great cause! Thanks for including us, REES, in support of Focus on Home #buildwithlingo
Lights, camera, action! 🎬🎥 REES and Lingo Construction Services teamed up at this year’s Design Appetit to recreate The Grand Budapest Hotel! The three-part event combines the design and culinary industries together to support Focus on Home, an organization bringing comfort and stability to families in Oklahoma City who lack essential home items. We’re proud to support their mission of improving the quality of life for families in need. Special thanks to our partners Calvert's Plant Interiors, Gill Reprographics Inc., Shaw Contract and Triple C Lighting and Controls! #DesignAppetit #FocusonHome #REES #CommunityImpact
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Putnam City Schools administrators left their mark in the community hall at the future Putnam City Centennial Center & Park this week! #buildwithlingo
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What a great groundbreaking event! We're excited to work on this historic building on the iconic Route 66. #buildwithlingo
Yesterday, we were thrilled to host the groundbreaking for the future Filling Station Visitors Center! Special guests, including Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, El Reno Mayor Steve Jensen, Rhys Martin, President of the Oklahoma Route 66 Association, Route 66 Commissioner Fred Mendoza, and El Reno City Council members joined us along with local dignitaries to celebrate this exciting milestone. Major renovations will take place in winter and spring 2025, but progress will begin soon with artist Chris Small restoring the iconic Route 66 mural. Thanks to a $1.2 million Route 66 grant, this project will revitalize the historic site and enhance El Reno’s presence along the Mother Road!
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Having great conversations with future builders at the Oklahoma State University CEAT Career Fair! #buildwithlingo
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