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Companies Participating in the 2019 ENR Southwest Top Specialty Contractors Survey

August 27, 2019

The final results are not yet in, but here are the firms—listed alphabetically—that took the time to provide the details on their work.

What Firm Will Be Named ENR Southeast's Specialty Contractor of the Year?

Scott Judy

July 12, 2019

So far, 55 contractors have responded to this year's Southeast Top Specialty Contractors survey.

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A Preview of the Top Specialty Contractors of 2018 From ENR Mountain States

November 8, 2018

This year’s top list reflects an even broader diversity of specialty work than in years past.

Preview of ENR Texas & Louisiana's 2018 Top Specialty Contractors

Louise Poirier

November 2, 2018

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ENR Texas & Louisiana will publish its annual list of Top Specialty Contractors in the December 17 print edition. You'll see these firms ranked by revenue, as well as by state and sector.

Top Specialty Contractors in California and Hawaii: Preliminary List

Christine Kilpatrick

October 17, 2018

There's still time to participate in ENR California's Top Specialty Contractors Survey for 2018.

Top Specialty Contractors in Oregon, Alaska and Washington State: Preliminary List

Christine Kilpatrick

October 14, 2018

There's still time to participate in ENR Northwest's Top Design Firms Survey for 2018 by Oct. 19.

Participating Firms ENR Southwest Specialty Contractor of the Year

John Guzzon

August 1, 2017

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More than 30 firms are part of this year’s data set, including concrete, electric, mechanical, steel and many other specialized firms.

Specialty Firms Continue to Flourish in Region

Construction is thriving in the New York area, and specialty contractors are taking advantage of the opportunity

Alisa Zevin

November 14, 2016

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Revenue for the Top Specialty Contractors in New York and New Jersey reached $2.6 billion in 2015, with the top 10 firms on ENR New York’s 2016 ranking accounting for nearly $2 billion of that.