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Construction Partners
Stronghouse deploys local crews across 55 US markets for roofing, siding, windows, and storm restoration under a single nationwide brand.
Construction Partners
A leading civil infrastructure company specializing in the construction and maintenance of roads. Nasdaq: ROAD. | Founded in 2001, Construction Partners (Nasdaq: ROAD) was built on a clear and focused vision: to acquire and partner with locally led infrastructure companies that share a commitment to quality, safety, and family values. Together, this network of companies builds the transportation systems that connect people, strengthen economies, and support long-term growth across the regions we serve.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Dothan
Corporate office
Dothan, United States
Additional offices
Birmingham, AL · Phoenix, AZ · Scottsdale, AZ · Colorado Springs, CO · Denver, CO · Grand Junction, CO · Hartford, CT · Boynton Beach, FL · Brandon, FL · Cape Coral, FL · Clermont, FL · Jacksonville, FL · Orlando, FL · Sarasota, FL · West Palm Beach, FL · Boise, ID · Oakbrook, IL · Fort Wayne, IN · Ankeny, IA · Cedar Rapids, IA · Estherville, IA · Mission, KS · Wichita, KS · New Orleans, LA · Shreveport, LA · Marlborough, MA · Grand Rapids, MI · Portage, MI · Burnsville, MN · Eden Prairie, MN · Mankato, MN · Lee's Summit, MO · St Louis, MO · Billings, MT · Kalispell, MT · Missoula, MT · Lincoln, NE · Omaha, NE · Cary, NC · Charlotte, NC · Dublin, OH · Oklahoma City, OK · Tulsa, OK · Riverside, RI · Greenville, SC · Rapid City, SD · Amarillo, TX · Austin, TX · Dallas, TX · Houston, TX · Lubbock, TX · San Antonio, TX · Kaysville, UT · Fredericksburg, VA · Richmond, VA · Virginia Beach, VA · Spokane, WA · Charleston, WV · La Crosse, WI · Middleton, WI · Oconomowoc, WI · Sheridan, WY
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Frequently asked questions
How is Stronghouse structured — is it a single operating company or a holding company with independent brands?
Stronghouse operates as a single unified brand. The firm's own narrative states it was formed when a group of independent local-contractor brands merged to raise quality standards. Today all 55 locations trade exclusively under the Stronghouse name, use the same marketing, and offer the same multi-year workmanship warranty — a model that places it closer to a corporate-owned trade consolidator than a holding company that preserves acquired brands.
What services does Stronghouse provide and which does it explicitly avoid?
Stronghouse covers four exterior trades: roofing, siding, windows, and gutters, plus storm-damage restoration. Its website shows no interior remodeling, foundation work, HVAC, electrical, or plumbing. The firm also performs commercial and multi-family projects alongside single-family work, but does not advertise new-construction general contracting.
Which regions and markets does Stronghouse serve?
The company lists physical offices in 55 US metro areas stretching from Phoenix, Denver, and Dallas to Orlando, Charlotte, and Hartford. Its footprint clusters in the Midwest, Mountain West, Southeast, and Texas, with particularly dense coverage in Florida, Texas, Colorado, and Iowa. No international locations are shown.
What manufacturer certifications does Stronghouse hold and why do they matter?
Stronghouse is a GAF Certified Contractor, an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, a CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster (top 1% of contractors), an IKO-certified installer, a Brava Authorized Contractor, and a Pella Platinum Certified installer. These designations typically require volume thresholds, factory training, and insurance minimums, and they unlock extended manufacturer warranties that independent crews cannot offer.
Who runs investment decisions or strategic direction at Stronghouse?
The firm discloses no names of owners, executives, board members, or investment professionals. Its website describes a leadership team with decades of construction and operations experience, but no individual is identified. Without named principals or disclosed funding rounds, the identity of the decision-maker behind capital allocation and acquisition strategy is not publicly known.
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