Company Description:
Family owned and operated since opening its doors 16 years ago, Ringland Construction Inc., under the leadership of Russ Ringland, has enjoyed steady growth over the years. Part of that success is their commitment to completing their client's project within budget and on time. As a result, Ringland Construction has a foundation of more than satisfied clients who turn to them for their construction needs. Such expertise has not gone unnoticed. Ringland Construction has been recognized with several awards for construction excellence. Most recently, the company won two Summit Awards from The Commercial Contractor's Council of the Lee Building Industry Association for Best Retail Project and Best Healthcare Project. In 2007, president Russ Ringland took the green initiative to a new level by establishing a program through his Rotary Club called Urban Forestry. That year, after taking on the fund-raising challenge for the program, Russ and a group of volunteers planted 200 trees throughout Cape Coral, including bald cypress and other native plants. Two years later, they hope to plant an additional 2000 native trees, bringing the total up to 3400 trees.
Family owned and operated since opening its doors 16 years ago, Ringland Construction Inc., under the leadership of Russ Ringland, has enjoyed steady growth over the years. Part of that success is their commitment to completing their client's project within budget and on time. As a result, Ringland Construction has a foundation of more than satisfied clients who turn to them for their construction needs. Such expertise has not gone unnoticed. Ringland Construction has been recognized with several awards for construction excellence. Most recently, the company won two Summit Awards from The Commercial Contractor's Council of the Lee Building Industry Association for Best Retail Project and Best Healthcare Project. In 2007, president Russ Ringland took the green initiative to a new level by establishing a program through his Rotary Club called Urban Forestry. That year, after taking on the fund-raising challenge for the program, Russ and a group of volunteers planted 200 trees throughout Cape Coral, including bald cypress and other native plants. Two years later, they hope to plant an additional 2000 native trees, bringing the total up to 3400 trees.