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Carroll Daniel Construction
Carroll Daniel Construction is a distinguished commercial construction services firm founded in 1946 in Gainesville, Georgia, by Carroll Ephraim Daniel. After returning from World War II, Carroll initiated the business with a small office in downtown Gainesville, driven by a commitment to quality and integrity. Over the decades, the company expanded its operations significantly under Carroll’s leadership, eventually taking on prominent projects for major clients including Coca-Cola Bottling and Johnson & Johnson, and even engaging in civic works and NASA launch pads during the 1960s.
Following Carroll Daniel's passing in 1969, his son, Carroll “Ed” Daniel, took the helm at just 23 years old. Under Ed's direction, the company witnessed substantial growth, with the firm doubling its contract volume by the 1980s. This growth trajectory continued, and in 2003, Brian Daniel assumed the role of President and CEO. Under his leadership, Carroll Daniel Construction has been recognized as a leading entity in the construction industry, receiving numerous accolades and earning a place among the Top 400 contractors in the nation.
Carroll Daniel Construction specializes in a wide array of commercial construction services, welcoming challenging projects with tight timelines. The firm prides itself not only on the quality and craftsmanship of its work but also on its steadfast dedication to client service and effective project management. The company’s approach is rooted in strong relational ethics, focusing on integrity, stewardship, and excellence, which have remained central to its operations since its inception.
In addition to its headquarters in Gainesville, the firm has broadened its footprint by opening an office near Orlando, Florida, with plans for further evolution. Carroll Daniel Construction is committed to maintaining its foundational values while stimulating growth in the ever-evolving construction landscape, ensuring it delivers unparalleled service and quality to its clients well into the future.
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