AE Carlson Construction Inc., established in 2001, is a prominent player in the Wireless Telecommunications and Commercial Construction industries. Committed to delivering excellence, the company focuses on safety, quality, and exemplary customer service as its core values. Over the years, AE Carlson has developed a strong portfolio that showcases a wide array of projects, including wireless communication infrastructures and significant commercial builds. The company is certified as a Small and Minority Business Enterprise (SMBE) and a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), reflecting its commitment to maintaining high industry standards.
Safety is of utmost priority at AE Carlson, with all crew members equipped with the necessary certifications, including RF (Radio Frequency) awareness training and OSHA certifications. This attention to safety ensures that every project is completed without compromising the wellbeing of the workforce. Their experienced team is adept at various tasks, including carpentry, concrete work, masonry, plastering, drywall installation, and electrical work, allowing them to handle a wide range of projects, from room additions to extensive commercial undertakings.
AE Carlson Construction prides itself on its hands-on service and its "design build" capability, which enables them to deliver tailored solutions to meet client needs efficiently. The company has collaborated with several prestigious clients, including the University of California-Riverside, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, and many more. Through a focus on fostering partnerships, AE Carlson has consistently built a reputation for high-quality workmanship. Their dedication to client satisfaction ensures that projects are not only completed on time but also exceed expectations, making AE Carlson Construction a trusted choice in the industry.
For anyone considering a career in construction, AE Carlson offers a supportive work environment, with benefits including a matching 401K program, paid training, and health care benefits.
