Last week, May 6-10, was National Construction Safety Week. In observance each of our jobsites hosted safety events including, refreshments and raffles to show appreciation for our safely managed jobsites!
As completion of the Skyland Elementary School nears; Robert Amason and Charlie King presented this $ 3,300.00 donation to the Skyland Ambassadors on behalf of our project team. This donation will be used to purchase uniforms for the student ambassadors as they represent the Skyland Elementary School at functions throughout the year. We would like […]
A celebration was held for the construction of the new Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School in Tuscaloosa’s West End community. Ground was broken by future students of the new school along with Superintendent Dr. Michael Daria, City School Board members, teachers and community leaders. The crowd was addressed by Dr. Daria, Principal Tyrone Jones, […]
A video of progress the Brose Plant Expansion in Vance, Alabama.
Our employees and subcontractors wore orange this week in recognition that all Amason jobsites are participating in a Safety Stand Down, as a part of National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week. During the week our superintendents will be conducting toolbox talks and celebrating safe work sites. Above are photos from our projects at the Mississippi […]
From Business Alabama magazine: Alabama Projects by Alabama Builders Alabama Projects by Alabama Builders Student Lux by Gail Short Amason: The Hub on Campus The Hub on Campus in Tuscaloosa is an off-campus student apartment complex under construction along “the Strip,” just blocks from the University of Alabama and Bryant-Denny Stadium. The eight-story, 276,700-square-foot building with […]
We’ve reached a big milestone at The Hub! Framing is now topped-out and the tower crane has come down.
Members of our team worked with Habitat for Humanity to renovate a home in West Tuscaloosa. We were honored to join this great organization in helping to complete a home for a deserving family.
Members of our team worked with Habitat for Humanity to renovate a home in West Tuscaloosa. We were honored to join this great organization in helping to complete a home for a deserving family.
From the Tuscaloosa News The Tuscaloosa City Schools held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday to celebrate renovations at Central Elementary School, 1510 Dinah Washington Ave. Renovations on the building cost an estimated $7.2 million and included replacing the electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems, adding a new media center that will serve as the school new library in […]
