Zachry Construction Group has a more than 80-year history in the construction of large industrial facilities, crafting a tradition of success from generation to generation. Our seasoned leaders and skilled craft workers in the field are our most important resource, and their knowledge has led Zachry Construction Group to nearly 6,000 completed projects and multiple pioneering successes. We base our business on integrity, trust and commitment to our customers and employees.

Power

We know power. We have built more than 110 power facilities that produce 54,000-plus megawatts. Our quality is imprinted on every power generation facility we’ve done. Our services in the power industry include true EPC deliverables in air quality control systems, nuclear, coal-fired, gas-fired and renewable facilities. We have more than 25,000 megawatts of AQCS installation experience, constructing economical and environmental upgrades that meet or exceed emission requirements. Currently we have multiple power projects in process from Florida to Arizona. An industry standard, we rank No. 9 in the Top 50 Power Contractors and in the top 10 nuclear companies for 2008 by ENR.

Cement

Zachry Construction Group’s cement construction division has not only successfully completed six cement plant jobs in only nine years, but has also completely revitalized the cement plant construction process. As a visionary force in the industry, we provide both engineering and construction through our partnership with top design firms, lowering costs and accelerating schedules. At a time when the market has slowed, Zachry Construction Group remains strong by working with recognized industry experts. Some of our notable jobs include Titan Cement in Florida, completed in 2005 and Ashegrove Cement in Kansas, completed in 2001.

Refining

Our services in the petrochemical and refining markets include ground-up construction and renovations of ongoing operational facilities dating back to the 40s. We are the largest merit-shop contractor available, working with high-level producers such as ExxonMobil, Shell and ConocoPhillips.