IREON welcomes Elite Builders and Management onto its membership roster

Westbury, NY ireon welcomes Elite Builders and Management (EBM) onto its membership roster to hold the exclusive Steel Contractor category. The firm will be represented by Christella Xu, president, who was recommended by ireon member Peter Morandi of Eastman Cooke.

EBM offers high-quality, customized, steel fabrication and installation for projects of all sizes. It operates on a well-run, state-of-the-art fabrication shop that has all the equipment and space necessary to deliver results that are much faster than the industry standard.

A team of hardworking, driven, and dedicated workforce brings years of professional experience capable of prioritizing and remaining organized even when conditions become demanding.

EBM is the single point of contact that minimizes risks, maximizes efficiency, and keeps costs low. EBM management team can seamlessly foresee and define potential issues, set goals, identify and capture opportunities, study alternatives, timely update Clients, and provide immediate and collaborative solutions.

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