Centennial

In 2010, Sordoni Construction Services, Inc., reaches a significant milestone as we celebrate A Century of Service: Clients, Employees, Community.

Andrew J. Sordoni founded the company in 1910 with a team of borrowed horses, a second-hand harness, and two wagons. He hauled coal, removed ashes, and dug cellars, and with honest, industrious effort he built a reputation and a clientele. A hundred years later, Sordoni Construction Services, Inc., has grown into Northeast Pennsylvania’s largest construction manager and general contractor, building projects for the healthcare, education, corporate and industrial sectors.

Sordoni will mark its 100th year with a series of events to celebrate the company’s rich history and to share the organization’s vision for the future with employees, clients and business partners. A commemorative logo will grace Sordoni’s signature orange trucks and job site signs.

The highlight of the year-long celebration will be a home built by Sordoni employees and volunteers for Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity. In addition to the Habitat House, Sordoni is expanding its longstanding commitment to the community through a newly created Employee Volunteer Program. Sordoni’s community service effort has been recognized with multiple awards from the United Way of Luzerne County and the United Way of Lackawanna and Wayne Counties.

Read "The Sordoni Story," a special booklet commemorating our 100th year.

Press:

“Focus: 100 Year-Old Companies”
Northeastern Pennsylvania Business Journal | March 2010

“Built to Last”
The Times Leader | Feb. 28, 2010

“Building on a Century of Work: Sordoni Turns 100”
The Times-Tribune | Feb. 22, 2010

“A Century Under Construction”
The Citizen's Voice | Feb. 21, 2010