Lincoln Construction, Inc.

Lincoln Construction, Inc. is a construction company in Columbus, Ohio. The firm handles commercial building projects across a range of markets, including hospitality and retail, historic renovations, science and industrial facilities, religious buildings, athletics and wellness, higher education, multi-family and mixed-use, corporate offices and financial services, and medical and eldercare work. Its home office is at 4790 Shuster Rd. in Columbus, and the company holds a rating of 4.00 from the customers who have reviewed it.

Lincoln Construction describes its work as guiding clients through a building project from start to finish, built around five traits it calls Care, Time, Team Competence, Real Talk, and Predictable Results. The company's stated aim is to give clients the ribbon-cutting price rather than the groundbreaking price, setting expectations up front, reducing costly changes, and providing real-time financial updates. Its planning and strategy work centers on understanding each client's circumstances, asking hard questions early, and explaining the implications of every decision.

The firm's history includes a 1981 team-build proposal to New York-based Kimco Development for the Arlington Square retail project, and a 1991 challenge from Kimco and Kohl's Department Stores to renovate more than 500,000 square feet of retail space across five locations in 90 days while coordinating with three building departments; the work was finished in 87 days. Lincoln has worked with CASTO since 1984 and with Bob Evans Farms since 1978, and its project list includes the Walter K Chess Center at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio, the Budd Dairy Food Hall for Lykens Companies in Columbus, and Grace Polaris Church in Westerville. Many team members have been with the company for more than 20 years. Kurt Schmitt joined in 1973 and serves as chairman; Greg Schmitt, who grew up around the business and worked in demolition and rough carpentry, serves as president.

The office sits on Shuster Road, about 0.2 miles from Bethel Road and Olentangy Plaza, roughly 0.3 miles from The Ohio Surgery Center and Godown Road, and about half a mile from West Henderson Road.

For commercial clients in Columbus navigating complex builds, historic renovations, and multi-site retail work, Lincoln Construction brings decades of repeat partnerships and a process built on predictable results.

Services:

• Athletics & Wellness Facilities
• Higher Education Projects
• Historic Renovations
• Religious Buildings Construction
• Science & Industrial Construction