
Brick Veneer Separating From Wall on Apartment Buildings
Why brick veneer pulls away from apartment building walls, the safety risk, and the steps Texas property managers and owners should take next.
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VP of Sales at Shepperd Construction, Texas
Brett Grobarz is the Vice President of Sales at Shepperd Construction, bringing more than 16 years of experience across the construction, development and building-envelope industries. He holds a Master’s Degree in Architecture and has built his career on both the architectural design and construction execution sides of the business, giving him a well-rounded and highly practical perspective.
Throughout his career, Brett has partnered with a diverse range of clients, from Fortune 500 organizations to individual property owners, delivering solutions tailored to each project’s unique technical, financial and operational needs. His background allows him to bridge the gap between design intent and constructability, helping clients navigate complex projects with clarity and confidence.
In his role at Shepperd Construction, Brett focuses on strategic growth, client relationships and aligning technical expertise with business objectives to drive successful project outcomes.
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