We are driven to improve every part of your construction experience. With years of experience informing our decisions we know how to build and deliver projects that our customers and communities love.
Whether you’re building a small shopping center or a complex of multi-story buildings, ECS will bring your vision to life. Our services include project management, construction management, full turn-key services, and more.
Your building project is more than materials assembled into a finished project. ECS gathers the necessary team members and establishes a collaborative process where your voice is heard at every step.
Regardless of the size or shape of your project you’ll be treated with the same high attention-to-detail and open communication. Our team is your team.
As CEO Matt is responsible for developing and maintaining client relationships, budgeting, scheduling, quality assurance, and safety on the job site as well as ensuring compliance with plans, specifications and relevant building codes.
Matt has 23 years of project management experience in the construction industry and has overseen multi-million-dollar projects across a range of industries.
Rocky Hedgecock, our superintendent, is our full-time employee at the job site. He serves as the architect’s/owner’s on-site contact. He is tasked with scheduling all subcontractors, daily management of field operations, and ensuring compliance with plans and specifications. Rocky also handles all job site testing and inspections. He will be on-site from the time ECS pulls the permits to the completion of the punch list. Rocky’s main focus as Superintendent is to provide on-site coordination for all phases of construction projects (including coordinating subcontractors, material, and equipment), ensuring that specifications are being strictly followed, and that work is proceeding on schedule and within budget. As Superintendent, he shall be responsible for all scheduling, inspections, quality control, and job site safety, as well.
Siloam Springs, AR
ECS takes pride in the successful completion of projects in collaboration with partners such as Jiffy Trip and HFA-AE. Our second endeavor in Siloam Springs, AR marks another milestone in our portfolio. Leveraging insights gained from prior initiatives, ECS and HFA-AE engaged in a collaborative effort to optimize processes and refine construction documents, ensuring a robust framework for our subcontractors. Our responsibilities encompassed traditional construction scopes, including site development and the construction of a new convenience store and gas station. Furthermore, we assumed a pivotal role in overseeing the coordination of underground petroleum tank installation, the erection of a specialized fueling canopy, and the management of owner-contracted installers and suppliers.As we progress to our third site in Rogers, AR, currently in the construction phase, we eagerly anticipate the outcome and the opportunity to continue enhancing our processes and final deliverables through close collaboration with HFA-AE and Jiffy Trip. This ongoing partnership reflects our commitment to continual improvement and excellence in project execution.
Greenville, TX
First Step Homes has developed a community of manufactured housing as an entryway for people into home ownership. The 80-acre campus includes an upscale clubhouse with open timber roof trusses and other design components. ECS did construction for the buildings, pool, and all other amenities, as well as infrastructure needs such as roads, curbs and gutters, and utilities. Faced with material shortages and inflation, this project required creative engineering options and the team was able to find significant savings with strategic adjustments to the structural timber package and landscaping.
Frisco, TX
The Stonebriar Natuzzi Mall project is a 5,000 sq. ft. ground up retail store. Enformed Construction completed the entire site work package and constructed the buildings shell including the exterior finishes. ECS worked with the owner and other retail stores surrounding this location to complete the project on time and without any disturbance to the heavy commercial business in this area. We completed this project without any safety incidents. The scope of work for this project included earthwork, site utilities, concrete, striping, drilled piers, landscape, irrigation, electrical, plumbing, fire sprinkler, f ire alarm, mechanical, custom awnings, drywall, framing, painting, EIFS, storefront, doors, metal siding, structural steel fabrication and erection, masonry, waterproofing, and roofing
San Antonio, TX
Originally a Mervyn’s Department store, the 80,000 square foot multi-use retail building needed to be reconfigured and reinforced. ECS added a passenger elevator, freight elevator, a pair of escalators, and a monumental stair. We reconverted a Forever 21 store on level one, added a lobby and corridor on level two, and added an annex. On the second level, we’re adding approx. 40,000 square feet of carbon fiber reinforced plastic to increase the support load from 50 pounds per square foot to 100 pounds per square foot, to support the addition of entertainment components such as a bowling alley, arcade games, etc. What made this project an interesting challenge was completing the complex work while existing retail tenants were open for business.
Franklin, MA
HFA is an architecture and engineering company with offices in Bentonville, Franklin, Fort-Worth, and Mexico City. ECS was selected to work on the office remodel in Franklin, MA. With the COVID-19 pandemic halting work around the country, the project was reimagined into two phases. The first phase includes a space for twenty four workstations, 3 private offices, a new kitchen and break room with seating for twelve, 4 conference rooms to accommodate meetings for 2, 4, 6 and 10+ people respectively. Phase one also includes a design resource center with natural daylight and an engineering resource library. Stay tuned for updates on this project! In the meantime enjoy these renderings of the future space.
San Antonio, TX
Originally a Mervyn’s Department store, the 80,000 square foot multi-use retail building needed to be reconfigured and reinforced. ECS added a passenger elevator, freight elevator, a pair of escalators, and a monumental stair. We reconverted a Forever 21 store on level one, added a lobby and corridor on level two, and added an annex. On the second level, we’re adding approx. 40,000 square feet of carbon fiber reinforced plastic to increase the support load from 50 pounds per square foot to 100 pounds per square foot, to support the addition of entertainment components such as a bowling alley, arcade games, etc. What made this project an interesting challenge was completing the complex work while existing retail tenants were open for business.
