On Sept. 24, Cheever Construction (Cheeverconstruction.com) and Southeast Community College celebrated immense progress on their Milford Construction Technology Building with a topping out ceremony.
A topping out ceremony, also called a topping off or roofing ceremony, is held when the last beam or structural element is placed at the top of a building’s framework, signifying the completion of the building’s structural phase and a major construction milestone. It serves multiple purposes: recognizing the hard work of construction crews, celebrating project progress, symbolically blessing
the building for safety and good fortune and providing visibility for stakeholders and the community.
Headquartered in Lincoln, Cheever Construction is an established, employee-owned construction firm known for integrity, expertise, and exceptional professionals who deliver quality results on every project. Cheever is committed to providing specialized construction solutions that align with each client’s goals. Through strong collaboration with clients, architects, engineers, and subcontractors, the company has built a reputation for superior workmanship and performance.
For more information, visit Cheeverconstruction.com or southeast.edu.
