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RPC General Contractors

Name: RPC General Contractors
Address: 248 Levy Road, Atlantic Beach, FL, 32233, US
Telephone: +19042414416

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If it's not right - it's wrong! -Pete Rodrigues

10/30/2026

You’ve checked your email. Refreshed it. Started wondering whether your project update entered another dimension.

Let’s keep that storyline in the Halloween movies.

At RPC, we keep owners in the conversation about what’s happening now and what’s coming next.

Clear helps you plan your next move.

What’s the first thing you want to know when your General Contractor calls?

10/29/2026

The lowest-priced option isn’t always the one that saves the project money.

A cheaper material can come with longer lead times, higher maintenance, harder installation, or a finished look that misses the original design intent.

At RPC, means looking at the full picture before recommending a change.

Our team compares materials, availability, constructability, maintenance, and long-term performance to find better value while protecting what matters most to the project.

Before cutting something from the budget, find an alternative that still delivers where it counts.

10/28/2026

A commercial project can generate a lot of information quickly.

Plans change, submittals need approval, RFIs need answers, inspections have to be scheduled, and everyone needs to know what happens next.

Here at RPC, our team keeps those details connected through and .

We help owners stay clear on current decisions, upcoming approvals, and the information the field needs to keep moving.

Talk to RPC about managing the details that keep construction moving.

10/27/2026

Jacksonville’s Regency Square Mall is entering a major new phase.

The city has approved demolition of 371,444 square feet of the east wing, including the structure, slab, and foundations, while buildings such as Impact Church remain and the former JCPenney is expected to be renovated for another use.

Projects like this show that isn’t always about clearing everything and starting over.

Deciding what stays, what goes, and what needs new infrastructure can shape the entire plan for what comes next.

Read the Jacksonville Daily Record report: https://www.jaxdailyrecord.com/news/2026/aug/28/demolition-okd-for-regency-square-mall/

10/22/2026

Anyone who's worked in an existing building knows repeated details have a habit of becoming less repeated the closer you look.

One location matches the plans, the next is an inch off, and another has something sitting exactly where the new work is supposed to go.

That's why is such a big part of .

😂 What's one existing condition that completely ignored the drawings?

10/21/2026

Anyone who's worked on a commercial project knows a “quick fixture swap” can become a team meeting very fast.

Electrical, controls, ceiling layout, mounting, finishes, and lead time can all get pulled into the same decision.

That's why even small changes need proper during .

😂 What's one “small change” you've seen affect half the project?

10/20/2026

A prototype gives restaurant brands consistency, but it doesn’t make every property identical.

When an existing restaurant becomes a new concept, the team still has to work through utilities, kitchen conditions, traffic flow, parking, drive-thru access, and permitting.

Here at RPC, our experts bring those site conditions into the plan early.

Strong keeps the brand experience consistent while adapting the design to the building and property that actually exist.

Take a closer look at the approved Dairy Queen conversion planned for Mandarin:
https://www.jaxdailyrecord.com/news/2026/aug/20/conversion-work-can-begin-for-mandarin-dairy-queen/

10/15/2026

An approved submittal doesn’t mean the material is already on its way.

Comments may still need to be resolved, the order has to be released, and fabrication and delivery still need to line up with the construction schedule.

Here at RPC, our team connects with procurement and so approvals and delivery dates support the work happening onsite.

That coordination helps keep a late selection or release from creating unnecessary schedule pressure.

Before you count an approved item as handled, check that it’s released and the delivery date still works with your schedule.

10/13/2026

A fixture may appear as one item on a drawing, but installing it can involve several parts of the project.

Power, plumbing, dimensions, mounting, clearances, controls, and surrounding finishes all need to work with the plans and actual field conditions.

That's why our team reviews those relationships before installation begins.

Careful helps RPC keep projects from facing unnecessary changes to walls, ceilings, millwork, utilities, or nearby equipment after they're already installed.

Save this post for your next project, or share it with someone who's reviewing fixtures and equipment right now.

10/08/2026

You don't begin a historic renovation by covering up the past.

You begin by understanding the building, protecting original features, stabilizing vulnerable areas, and carefully addressing existing conditions before future construction begins.

Here at RPC, that's the work our team is carrying out at CH Huot/Standard Marine today.

This phase creates a responsible starting point for the future while keeping the building's existing character at the center of the process.

Like and follow RPC to keep up with the work at CH Huot/Standard Marine as the project moves forward.

Address

248 Levy Road
Atlantic Beach, FL
32233

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19042414416

Website

http://www.rpcgc.com/

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