Armor Affiliates

Thomas Cisneros III, the President of Armor Affiliates Inc. has intervened with the project architects to correct flawed designs, and or products that do not hold up to their listed specifications. His background in design, construction management, installation inspections, working along his field workers, brings more then just a name. It brings a... quality of assurance that your project is better built. Our work comes with a 2 year warranty, to assure the customer that we stand by them even after the work is done. Thomas Cisneros III studied architectural engineering at the University of Texas at Austin from 1974 thru 1976 completing his Junior year, and acquiring 94 credit hours. Graduated top 10 of his graduating class of 115 from Karnes City High School in 1974. In the summers of 1974 & 1975 Thomas worked with Brown & Root in the Petrochemical Plant expansion Division, and in 1976 he hired on full time with Brown & Root building refineries with the Petrochemical Division then transferred to the Power Division building Nuclear Power Plants. Thomas transferred to IMCO Services A Division of Haliburton in November of 1976 as a Project Construction Manager. His role involved team design, and construction of mining, and chemical processing plants. In his professional role with these companies as part of the design team and project manager for construction, he helped build facilities in Mexico, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Missouri. His career in project management also included roles in commercial construction building a unique Hotel 1982-1984 (YO Hilton Inn in Kerrville Texas), and office complexes in Texas thru 1986. Thomas was hired at the University of Texas Physical Plant Construction and Planning Division in 1986 thru 1994 where he became one of the Top Mangers in Construction. He was honored to be selected as the Project Manager to take care of the Chancellors house for both Mark Hans, and William Cunnigham, in charge of construction renovation projects on the grounds and Home. Later Tom transferred to ...Read More