About Burdco

Founded in 1971, award winning design/build firm, Burdco Inc., has earned the distinction of being Northern Michigan’s 1st Choice for Medical and Assisted Living Facilities. With 40 years of experience, the Burdco Team continues to differentiate itself from other design/build firms through:

  • Expertise in medical office and assisted living facilities
    With numerous projects completed including physician/dental offices, outpatient treatment centers and assisted living facilities, Burdco’s deep experience results in superior buildings at a lower cost-per-square-foot.
  • Pre-construction development services
    Whether it’s feasibility studies, land acquisition, site planning, or approvals/permitting, Burdco will provide solutions to all the obstacles in the development process allowing quicker completion of projects with less aggravation.
  • Design/Build/Finance construction services
    From site evaluation and financing through architectural design and construction, Burdco expertly guides clients through the entire process. This single-source approach saves clients time and money via shorter groundbreaking-to-occupancy times and tighter control of budget and schedule.
  • Untiring commitment to customer service
    Burdco is more about building relationships than pounding nails. A newly constructed building may be our end product, but really understanding our clients and facilitating their goals is a more accurate description of what we deliver.

Leadership

Michael R. Brown has been Owner/President of Burdco Inc. since 1999. He is responsible for sales, client relationships, estimating and overseeing management of all projects. Prior to Burdco Inc., Michael was President of Burdco/LVI Environmental Services Inc., a national environmental contracting firm. His expertise in estimating and project management led to supervision of key projects across the U.S. He was responsible for opening Burdco offices in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Denver and Cleveland. Michael earned his Bachelors in Business from Michigan State University. He also attended Fails Management Institute for Construction Executive Training and Management.