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Everyone's involved and everyone wants to make sure that our community continues to flourish.

Aidalis Lopez, HR Business Partner, High Concrete Group LLC

If there was one organization that showed that they were up to the challenges of Tappan Zee, it was High Steel.

Neil Napolitano, Area Manager for Approach Spans, Tappan Zee Constructors LLC

High is a large group of people, extremely committed to a love affair for our college.

Mary Grace Simcox, President, Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences

Passionate associates who want to deliver brilliant experiences.

Josh Nowak, Director of Sales & Marketing, Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square and Lancaster County Convention Center

Very friendly, people-oriented leaders with a progressive vision for the future.

Jason Schultz, Area Director of Sales, High Hotels Ltd.

High has provided a great working environment where creativity and innovation are encouraged and rewarded.

Bob Grasser, Project Manager, StructureCare

An incredible project on an incredible site.

Dan Piselli, Manager/Project Architect/Director Sustainability, FX Collaborative, Statue of Liberty Museum

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In the news

Construction of $28M West King Street apartment building for ages 55+ to start in 2 weeks

From LancasterOnline

Construction of Landis Place on King, an older-adult housing project costing nearly $28 million, is expected to begin in the next two weeks, helping to address a severe shortage of rental housing here. The general contractor is High Construction Company.

In advance of that milestone, a “blessing the ground” ceremony was held Wednesday by developer Landis Quality Living at the 239 W. King St. site, formerly occupied by Rendezvous Steak Shop and House of Tacos. Demolition of the two structures began June 24.

TESTIMONIALS

Read some compliments about our services. We are THAT awesome.

I commend the excellent driving of the High Transit drivers and subcontractors, getting the steel to site and without incident. Truly a great coordinated effort getting the steel to site on time, every time.

Mike Reynolds, Main Span Steel Superintendent, Kosciuszko Bridge, Phase 2 (Westbound), Granite Construction Northeast

We felt that High Concrete Group was the only firm that had the expertise to do the overall coordination that was necessary to make sure that this the building was built properly and was the success that it is.

Douglas Phelps, President, Phelps Construction Group

When you work with High Construction, you can expect superior supervision and management, an understanding of what it requires to build these buildings.

John Hurley, Project Manager, HMS Host Valley Forge Turnpike

I think that High Concrete is incredibly dedicated on all levels. There was a care taken at the factory, through the transportation, and in the installation.

Kai-Uwe Bergmann, Partner, BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group

We really needed a team that could come and both bring it to the site and put it together so High Transit certainly stepped up to the plate and was able to deliver.

Andrés Roda, Engineering Research Project Manager, Rutgers Bridge Resource Program

When I work with High Steel Service Center, I can expect to have good quality steel, I can expect to have it delivered on time.

Craig Patton, Plant Manager, Hearth & Home Technologies Inc.

When you're a guest of High Hotels, you can expect to be part of their family. You'll be amazed at the amount of personal care that you'll get.

Doug Riley & Linda Maclay, displaced for nine months as a result of a fire in their home

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