From heavy civil to construction materials, here’s what we learnt about the industries’ growth projections on our trip to North Carolina

Managing Director, Jack, and Division Manager, Matt, have just returned from an incredible trip to Raleigh, North Carolina, where they had the opportunity to meet with key clients and candidates (such as Crowder and Sunrock) across the heavy civil and construction materials sectors. Here’s what they got up to, and what they learned…  

From heavy civil to construction materials, here’s what we learnt about the industries’ growth projections on our trip to North Carolina

Managing Director, Jack, and Division Manager, Matt, have just returned from an incredible trip to Raleigh, North Carolina, where they had the opportunity to meet with key clients and candidates (such as Crowder and Sunrock) across the heavy civil and construction materials sectors. Here’s what they got up to, and what they learned…  

With the Southeastern U.S. infrastructure market projected to grow by over $250 billion in the next decade, driven by federal investment, urban expansion, and aging transportation systems, this region is one of the most active and opportunity-rich markets in the country. The Carolinas, in particular, continue to play a critical role, with major DOT projects, commercial expansions, and energy infrastructure fueling demand for highly-skilled professionals across every level of the industry. 
 
Crowder Construction, with over 75 years of legacy across heavy civil, environmental, and industrial construction, continues to deliver on some of the region’s most complex infrastructure projects, and it was energizing to meet both operational leaders and rising talent on active job sites. 
 
At Sunrock Corp, a vertically integrated materials supplier with more than 70 years in the game, we got a behind-the-scenes look at their aggregate and asphalt production operations. With demand for high-performance, sustainable materials on the rise, it’s clear they’re positioning themselves as a key partner for growth across the Carolinas.