Complete General Construction

The company General Construction started in 1928. The company's bully was Jon Guzzo. General Construction also served as its chief executive officers. General Construction was later joined by some members. They were three in total. General Construction was a small civil construction company. In history, the company focused on sidewalk and sewer construction and the local construction market of central Ohio. The company engaged in WPA projects during the Great Depression. In the 1950s, there was a housing boom resulting from World War II. Complete General started after the company was incorporated in 1948. The Company began with civil construction. General Construction has practiced the core business from the beginning. The rest of the information shows that it gradually changed from the core business. In 1950, the company began to focus on highway construction. Between the 1950s and 1970s, the company was involved in major Ohio interstate projects. Complete General was critical in constructing Ohio's first interstate projects. The projects were I-71 in 1958 and 1959. Complete General was engaged in significant highway projects on Interstate I-270. The company also built large sections of both SR-315 and I-670 highways. In recent developments, Complete General has built Ohio's smart lane I-670. The business has been increasing its business operations in the last 20 years. The revenues have also been increasing. The business expanded to several business lines. It includes bridge repair, paving and site preparation, highway and underground electrical, signal layout and street lighting. Complete General has been a family-owned and operated business for over 92 years. The family-run business has had its challenges. The current chairman, Lee Guzzo, is the third-generation employee. The chairman of the family business has been working for the company for over 23 years. Peter Guzzo is the company's president. He is the fourth generation in the family business. Now the company is in the fifth generation of Guzzo families. Despite the political challenges, there has been a continued Guzzo family in the company. It is common to find second or even third-generation laborers, truck drivers, or operators. The company prides itself on its staff. The company believes in family traditions. Complete General considers all employees as one family.