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Warfel Construction Company is pleased to announce Donald Stahlnecker has been promoted to Project Manager. In his new role, Stahlnecker will be responsible for complete project oversight, coordination, schedule, and budget on a variety of projects throughout Pennsylvania and the surrounding states. A graduate of Penn State University, Stahlnecker joined Warfel in 2014 as an […]

The construction industry is notorious for wasting resources. Wasted effort, inventory and time can lead to schedule delays and increased costs. That’s why companies like Warfel are turning to the principles of Lean Construction to reduce waste by improving efficiency and communication throughout the preconstruction and construction process. Check out the infographic below to learn […]

Warfel Construction Company is pleased to announce Fred Lohss has been promoted to Project Executive. In his new role, Lohss will be fully accountable for overseeing projects regarding client satisfaction, schedule, budget and team performance. He will be responsible to pre-plan and provide foresight for project teams in order to best serve Warfel’s clients. A […]

Warfel Construction Company is pleased to announce that our status as an Accredited Quality Contractor (AQC) has been renewed by the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC).   “Associated Builders and Contractors is pleased to honor Warfel Construction Company with Accredited Quality Contractor status for its commitment to excellence in construction, its workforce and the communities […]

Warfel Construction Company is pleased to announce Kyle Goodyear, LEED AP, has been promoted to Senior Estimator. In his new role, Goodyear will both lead and work alongside bid teams in the generation of negotiated and competitive bid estimates, and assist in the training of the East Petersburg-based estimating team. A graduate of Penn State […]

I was fortunate to be the Senior Project Manager for the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s extreme makeover of 115 East King Street. The project consisted of the complete selective demolition and reconstruction of an existing 30,000 square foot office building, located on one of the City of Lancaster’s busiest streets. In addition to […]