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Central Construction Managment partners with Yates Exterior Restoration

Michael DiFonzo

Queens, NY Central Construction Management, LLC, a fully-integrated, full-service has partnered with legacy firm Yates Exterior Restoration Services, LLC. Founded in 1925, Yates is known for its expertise with landmark-quality restoration work. Both companies are recognized industry-wide for their top-rated work spanning all aspects of building envelope restorations, including the rehabilitation of garages, plazas, balconies, and roofs.

“Yates Exterior Restoration sets a gold standard for our industry that is completely aligned with Central Construction Management’s values, including our commitment to safety, workmanship, and professionalism,” said Michael DiFonzo, president of Central Construction Management. “Since Central’s launch 25 years ago, our business has continued to grow in methodical and complementary increments, which makes Yates a great partner for us.”

Michael Yates, president of Yates Exterior Restoration Services said, “While maintaining our respective core operational teams, our collective departments enable us to provide a more comprehensive range of services to a wider variety of asset classes. The partnership has clearly been greater than the sum of its parts, with expanded capabilities to the benefit of our individual clients.”

Both firms offer risk management and compliance services, now led by Central Construction Management’s dedicated in-house team of safety professionals and former NYC DOB inspectors. The combined risk management program includes the most comprehensive coverage in the industry, with $29 million in liability coverage, and $50 million in bonding capacity.

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