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APEX
- 2008 – LifeGift Headquarters
- 2006 – Huntsman Chemical Company
- 2006 – Williams Trace Baptist Church
- 2002 – St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
- 2002 – Woodlands United Methodist Church
- 2002 – Lexicon Genetics Office Building
- 1998 – St. Joseph Catholic Church Fire Restoration
- 1994 – St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
Outstanding Construction Award
Good Brick
- 2008 – St. Anne Catholic Church
- 2007 – Holy Rosary Catholic Church
- 2006 – Byrd’s Lofts
- 2004 – Trinity Episcopal Church Restoration
- 1998 – St. Joseph Catholic Church Fire Restoration
- 1996 – Moriarty & Associates
Texas Construction Magazine
- 2009 – Best Worship Facility, Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church
- 2009 – Excellence Award for Small Project, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
- 2008 – Excellence Award for K-12, St. Agnes Academy Center for the Sciences and Student Services
Safety
- 2009 – AGC National Construction Safety Excellence Award, 3rd Place in the Construction Management Division 100,000 - 500,000 Hours
- 2009 – AGC Texas Building Branch Certificate of Recognition for Excellence in Safety Programs
- 2000 – AGC Texas Building Branch Certificate of Recognition for Excellence in Safety Programs
Golden Trowel
- 2006 – Holy Rosary Catholic Church
- 2003 – St. John Vianney Catholic Church
- 2001 – Holy Cross Episcopal Church
- 2001 – The Lighthouse Center of Houston
Other Awards
- 2008 – SMPS Houston Design Awards
Peer's Choice Award - Fretz Construction Web site
2nd Place - Web site
3rd Place - Corporate Identity
- 2006 – Craftsman Award, Houston Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute of America. Awarded to Len Bass, Superintendent, for his work on the Holy Rosary Chapel.
- 1997/1998 – Outstanding Project Manager of the Year,
American Subcontractors Association Houston Chapter. Awarded to Fred Grona.
About the APEX Awards
Projects entered for APEX awards represent the vision, creativity and hard work of developers and owners, architects, engineers and consultants and general and specialty contractors. Their legacy will continue as they provide venues for business, education, worship, entertainment, healthcare, research, retail and fine living for many years to come.
A blue-ribbon panel of judges spends an entire day evaluating submitted material and visiting each project. Winners are then selected based on evaluation criteria that include quality of workmanship, contribution to the community and/or environment, timely completion, difficulty of construction and unique qualifications of the project.
About the Good Brick Awards
The Good Brick Awards have been given since 1979 to recognize local contributions to the preservation, restoration, and enhancement of Houston's architectural and cultural heritage. Nomination categories include the renovation, restoration, or adaptive use of a building; new buildings or sympathetic additions that enhance the existing historic fabric of Houston; recognition for the craftspeople who continually maintain, build, and restore our important buildings and cultural fabric; preservation-related programs or activities; project planning; publications; and outstanding service or leadership in preservation.
About the Texas Construction Magazine Awards
The Best of 2009 award-winning projects are selected by a jury of prominent, local industry professionals. Criteria includes architectural and engineering design; execution of construction; innovation; contribution to the local community and construction industry; ability to overcome challenges; and overall excellence.
About the Golden Trowel Awards
In association with the Texas Masonry Council, the Associated Masonry Contractors of Houston wish to recognize and encourage excellence in all phases of masonry construction. The Golden Trowel is awarded annually to an Architect, a General Contractor, and a Masonry contractor demonstrating excellence in their respective contributions to a masonry project deemed worthy by a distinguished panel of judges.
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