The Guntersville Parks and Recreation Center’s new facilities are complete!

We sat down recently with Brindley Construction's Senior Estimator, Robbie Masucci, and asked him to tell us about his experience working for Brindley. (left to right: Jeff Brindley, Vice President; Robbie Masucci, Senior Estimator; Ronnie Brindley, President)

The Eagle Has Landed… Again.

Preconstruction is crucial to a project's success. Preconstruction services are here for peace of mind.

Columbia Academy’s new additions will help continue the tradition of confidence and exceptional education for students. Columbia Academy's Vest Hall - pictured above.

Brindley Construction has achieved a Platinum rating in Associated Builders and Contractor’s (ABC) STEP Safety Management System. This milestone signifies that the company is 242% safer than the industry average. Founded more than three decades ago, the STEP Program has evolved into a world-class safety program that dramatically improves safety performance among construction industry participants. “Clients can rest assured that we remain committed to providing a safe workplace. A safety-first approach creates security for our families, co-workers, and our clients. Brindley Construction has been participating in the ABC STEP Program since 2015 and we plan to continue participating for many years to come,” says Ronnie Brindley, President.

The pandemic did not only cause a shortage and price increases on toilet paper and cleaning supplies—it is impacting the cost of construction materials as well. The demand for large-scale construction, coupled with the issues in the supply chain created by the pandemic, is rippling through the entire construction market, driving prices up and creating material shortages and delays in delivery. For example, steel bar joists now have a 10-month lead time. We are also seeing significant increases in copper, PVC, vinyl products, drywall, and metal studs. Lumber costs, which have been dominating the news, have risen 57% since January and by nearly 375% since last year, according to Market Insider.