Lewis Contractors

Highly Engaged Employees

Lewis Contractors is a Metropolitan Baltimore-based construction firm founded in 1966 that has built a distinguished reputation through deep expertise in institutional and academic projects. The company specializes in serving the region's most established institutions, including private schools, colleges, churches, and medical care facilities, and... has developed extensive knowledge of complex building issues, phased construction management in occupied environments, and committee-based project delivery. Institutional and academic work now comprises approximately three-quarters of the company's total project volume, with engagements ranging from tens of thousands to tens of millions of dollars. Beginning in the late 1980s, Lewis Contractors expanded its service offerings to include Construction Management at-Risk (CM-at-Risk) delivery, which now represents the majority of the company's workload and has established the firm as a proactive construction manager known for forward-thinking project planning. The company has demonstrated strong commitment to sustainable building practices and environmental stewardship, embracing the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification process as the U.S. Green Building Council's program gained prominence. Lewis Contractors now regularly constructs projects incorporating green building elements such as recycled materials, geothermal wells, and green roofs, with an increasing number of completed projects achieving LEED certification at various levelsfrom LEED Certified through Silver to Platinumor meeting Baltimore City Sustainability Requirements. The firm maintains four LEED Accredited Professionals and one LEED Green Associate on staff, with additional employees actively pursuing these credentials. Lewis Contractors' sustained success is rooted in repeat business from long-standing institutional clients who value the company's operational expertise, quality execution, and ability to navigate complex construction challenges in sensitive, occupied settings ...Read More