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Construction Inclusion Week 2024
Pepper is an Ambassador sponsor of the 2024 Construction Inclusion Week and is engaging with employees and partners at events and programs across our offices.
Westfield Officials Tour "Cardboard City" Where Traditional Mockups Meet VR Enhancement
Traditional methods combined with advanced technology create an atmosphere of engaging collaboration on Pepper Construction's job site.
Pepper's Pioneers of Change
Pepper is proud to celebrate the history and diversity of National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Pepper's 2024 K-12 Summer Work Earns an A+ Across the Board
As Illinois students return to their classrooms, they are greeted by the impressive results of Pepper's K-12 "Summer School" efforts.
Stewardship and leadership in action
On August 9, 2024, Pepper’s Indiana team once again volunteered at the Gleaners Food Bank distributing center, sorting through a large quantity of boxed and canned foods.
What a difference a day makes
Giving back to the communities where we work and live is part of Pepper’s heritage. For decades in both Chicago and Indianapolis, working with Rebuilding Together – a perfect partner for a construction company – has been a Pepper tradition.
Our resolute commitment to DEI
Pepper remains resolute in our commitment to creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive company.
Helping to plant the seeds for healthier communities
Pepper's Indiana team is volunteers their time to support Indy Urban Acres' efforts to increase food access.
High Performance and Sustainability Next Level Impact: Healthy Materials
Pepper’s high performance and sustainability program is focused on helping clients make informed decisions that best serve their business and the environment, and we’re turning a spotlight on next-level impact: healthy materials.
Women in Construction Week 2024
Pepper is once again proud to celebrate Women in Construction Week both within our company and across our industry.
You've achieved LEED certification. Now what?
Many people are familiar with, or have at least heard about, "LEED certification." First launched about 20 years ago, it's the process through which a construction or renovation project ensures that it is reducing or eliminating negative environmental impacts and possibly creating positive ones.
School may be out for the summer, but K-12 construction keeps getting high marks
John Caulfield, Senior Editor at Building Design + Construction (BD&C) magazine recently conducted an interview with design and construction teams from across the country – including Pepper Construction – to explore current trends in the K-12 market and understand the opportunities and challenges that exist.