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P.O. Box 488
1372 Youngstown-Kingsville Rd. SE
Vienna, OH 44473
Phone: (330) 539-6050
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Common Causes of Delays in Commercial Construction Projects and How to Avoid Them
When it comes to commercial projects, time is usually of the essence. Completing the project in a timely manner can be critical to the organization that has commissioned it, and construction delays can have a major impact on operations and profitability. Potential project delays can stem from a wide variety of root causes, and if […]
Ohio EPA’s Compliance Assistance Conference 2020
Ohio EPA’s Compliance Assistance Conference has gone virtual and is currently taking place Sept. 21 through Oct. 8, 2020. There’s no need to travel – sit back, relax, and enjoy a front-row seat while we bring the experts to you. Although our methods may have changed, Ohio EPA remains committed to assisting businesses, communities, and […]
COVID-19 Construction Jobsite Guidelines: Does Your Company Have A Plan To Protect Workers?
In the ever-changing landscape that is the battle against the novel coronavirus, the CDC and OSHA have published workplace guidelines, and also recommend individual companies develop their own “infectious disease preparedness and response plan” to lower the risk of COVID-19 exposure and spread on construction sites.
2020 Summer Golf Outing News Flash
The Builders held the Annual Golf Outing at the fabulous Trumbull Country Club this year. Golf teams were greeted with a beautiful day on the links complemented by sunshine and clear skies.
How To Choose The Right General Contractor For Your Commercial Project
If you’ve ever been involved with a commercial construction project, you can probably appreciate the important role of a commercial general contractor. Whether you’re renovating an office building or planning a new construction facility, the right contractor can make all the difference. → Download Our Directory & Buyers Guide to Find Find Architects, Engineers, Associations, […]
Covid-19 Update
The Ohio Department of Health issued mandatory requirements for face coverings in certain high-risk counties. Trumbull County is one of the counties included in the initial order. Please use the following link to view the actual order: https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/static/publicorders/Directors-Order-Facial-Coverings.pdf As a result of the Order, The Builders will be adhering to the requirements and anyone entering […]
Adolph Johnson & Son Co.
Client: Social Security Administration Adolph Johnson & Son Co. Relies on New Materials, Time-Tested Skills. Paul Johnson sees the new Social Security Administration office in downtown Youngstown as more than a design-build project. It’s a symbol that Youngstown is on the right path to revitalizing its downtown area.
Lencyk Masonry Company, Inc.
Client: D.D. & Velma Davis Education & Visitors Center, Youngstown Community School, and Newton Falls K-6 Elementary School Larry Lencyk has his company’s logo prominently displayed on several pieces of his heavy equipment. For those who know the owner of Lencyk Masonry Company, Inc., it’s clear that this promotion is not because he wants to […]
Stitle Construction
Not many towns in Ohio can boast about the quality of its community center like Salem, Ohio can. And when brothers Jerry and Jim Stitle drive past the campus-like facility, they are proud of their town’s gem for more reasons than others.
Stevens Masonry, Inc.
Stevens Masonry’s dedication and professionalism gives one high school an award-winning facility It may have been the largest project in this small western Pennsylvania town in 80 years. It may have cost a whopping $50 million to local taxpayers. And for one group of alumni – it was a chance to prove itself on its […]