ABOUT US
SAFETY
Ensuring the safety and well-being of our people is more important than anything else we do.
WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY:
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Maintaining an absolute belief that our workforce is valuable!
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Viewing safety as an ethical obligation.
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Holding ourselves accountable for achieving a zero recordable environment.
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Setting standards above and beyond OSHA regulations.
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Communicating frequently with our people.
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Empowering everyone to speak up, take action and look out for their teammates.
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Pre-planning each project and each task through the eyes of safety.
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Continuous improvement.
MISSION, VISION, VALUES
OUR MISSION
We pursue excellence for the benefit of our people, customers, and the community.
OUR VISION
Be safe, be ethical, be valuable to our customers, be innovative, and be excellent in all we do.
OUR CORE VALUES
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PEOPLE – Our employees matter to us, and they matter to one another. Ensuring their safety and well-being is more important than anything else we do.
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TEAMWORK – We believe that working together for the betterment of the organization is the best pathway to individual success. We achieve our organizational goals through hard work, a commitment to excellence and maintaining an all-for-one attitude.
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INTEGRITY – We are honest, we are fair, and if we make a mistake we do whatever it takes to make it right. Being ethical is the only way we do business.
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SERVICE – We believe that our success is bound to the health of the communities in which we work. We are committed to volunteerism, diversity, environmental sustainability, and good corporate citizenship.
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PERSEVERANCE – We are committed to the long-term sustainability of our company. No matter the odds, we stick together and we never give up.
LEADERSHIP
Joseph A. Massaro III
Chairman of the Board
Massaro Construction Group
Jim Frauen
Chief Financial Officer
Massaro Construction Group
Chris Fiumara
VP, Business Development
Massaro Corporation
Steven M. Massaro
President
Massaro Corporation
Massaro CM Services
Randy Hartsock
VP, Preconstruction Operations
Massaro Corporation
Jean Markewinski
Director, Marketing
Massaro Construction Group
David Massaro
President
Massaro Properties, LLC
Massaro Restoration Services, LLC
Kevin Nestor
General Manager
Massaro CM Services
Barbara Haas
Manager, Human Resources
Massaro Construction Group
COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY
Massaro’s mission is to pursue excellence for the benefit of our people, our customers, and the community. Central to that mission is our commitment to creating diverse and inclusive environments, both within our company and in the communities in which we work. We focus our efforts in three key areas: Our Company, Our Projects, Our Community. We make our commitment actionable by:
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Creating a culture of inclusion and making non-discrimination the first behavior in our Code of Conduct;
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Implementing our own version of the Rooney Rule whereby we recruit from non-traditional sources;
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Sponsoring minorities in the trade unions;
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Moving beyond mere contract compliance to making minority participation standard operating procedure;
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Engaging in mentor-protégé relationships with minority owned subcontractors; and
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Providing internships to minority high schoolers interested in careers in the construction industry;
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At Massaro we believe that we don’t succeed unless we all succeed.
In 2020, Massaro developed a joint venture partnership with a minority-owned TD Construction. As a result of this venture, Massaro has partnered with former NFL Super Bowl Champion, Darnell Dinkins. Darnell is the firm's leader in workforce development focusing on minority outreach. Through his work, Massaro is better equipped to actively seek disadvantaged vendors for local projects.
MASSARO SERVES
Our commitment to our communities
We serve the communities in which we work and we do it because it is the right thing to do. We have a deep appreciation of the value and benefits that our region’s non-profit and community-oriented organizations bring to our neighborhoods. Giving back is engrained in the fabric of our culture and we are proud to support those that support others.
“Massaro Serves” is our organizational approach to community service. By focusing and measuring our efforts, we ensure that we make the most of the time and resources we give back to our community. Our goals include connecting youth to careers in construction, environmental sustainability, charitable contributions, and pro bono services.
Carl Barnhart Memorial Golf Outing
Each year, in September, Massaro hosts its annual golf outing to raise money for a non-profit that has touched the company and/or the Massaro family. The outing began in 1998 after the tragic death of one of our treasured superintendents, Carl Barnhart. The first outing was organized to raise money for Carl’s children’s college fund. As the years passed it evolved into a charitable event for a different non-profit each year, but it has always kept Carl Barnhart’s name.
2021 Carl Barnhart Golf Outing
Massaro Serves Projects
TIMELINE
 FOUNDED - 1967Joseph A. Massaro founded Massaro Corporation with $4,000 he had saved and an $5,000 loan from his parents. |  A SUCCESSFUL BEGINNING - 1968In the company’s first year, five office/warehouse projects were completed totaling $251,000 |  BUILT FOR GROWTH - 1970Massaro Corporation’s current offices located at 120 Delta Drive were built. |
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 HIGHER EDUCATION BECOMES A NEW MARKET - 1970Massaro Corporation’s first higher education project was the construction of the $1,000,000 Duquesne University Law School. |  GIVING BACK - 1975Massaro has been giving back to the communities in which we work since our earliest beginnings. Mr. Massaro and his wife Carol pose with Howard Cosell during a fundraiser at the Massaro family home. |  NEW OPPORTUNITIES - 1982Pre-dating the formation of Massaro CM Services, LLC by 26 years, Massaro’s first construction management project was for Bethel Park School District. |
 MASSARO PARTNERS WITH GILBANE - 1984The Union Trust Building, a $100,000,000 project, was the company’s first joint venture, executed in partnership with Gilbane Inc. |  PERSEVERANCE - 1987Massaro ran into three major problem projects simultaneously: Columbus, Motor Square Garden and The Flagship (pictured). | DOWNSIZING - 1988Due to the problems arising from the three problem projects, Massaro downsized and sold the offices at 120 Delta Drive. |
 REBUILDING - 1989Massaro was recapitalized as LMI Construction Company Inc. |  NEW BEGINNING - 1991A project with the Sisters of St. Francis in Millvale, PA started Massaro back on the path towards contracting success. |  OPENING DOORS AT UPMC - 1995Massaro Corporation’s first project with UPMC was the Bethel Medical Center. |
 Massaro’s relationship with Franciscan University began with the construction of Starvaggi Hall. We’Massaro’s relationship with Franciscan University began with the construction of Starvaggi Hall. We’ve been building on the Steubenville, Ohio campus ever since. |  WILD AND WONDERFUL - 1996Massaro Corporation first obtained a West Virginia Contractor’s License. |  IT'S A FAMILY BUSINESS - 1999Massaro was voted one of the top ten Family Businesses in Western Pennsylvania. |
 Mr. Massaro received a lifetime achievement award from NAIOP.Mr. Massaro received a lifetime achievement award from NAIOP. |  PASSING THE TORCH - 2002Joseph A. Massaro III became President of Massaro Corporation. |  NEW MARKETS - 2004Massaro Restoration Services, LLC is established to work in the insurance restoration and emergency response arena. |
 CONTINUED GROWTH - 2008Massaro CM Services, LLC was formed. |  BALDRIGE JOURNEY - 2008Massaro began using the Malcolm Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence. Our journey has been internally dubbed the “Expedition”. |  WE LEED. - 2008We completed our first LEED Gold Certified building, The Fred M. Rogers Center at Saint Vincent College in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. |
 VIRTUAL CONSTRUCTION - 2010Massaro began our first Building Information Modeling (BIM) project on The Pennsylvania State University Biobehavioral Health Building. |  KEYSTONE ALLIANCE SUBMISSION - 2010Completed our first Keystone Alliance for Performance Excellence Award Application. |  IUP - 2011The four-phase Residential Revival project at Indiana University of Pennsylvania was completed. At completion it was the largest student housing replacement project in the country and all four phases are LEED Certified. |
 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE AWARDED - 2012Allegheny College Carr Hall won the MBA 2012 Building of Excellence Award in the Design Build Category. |  KEYSTONE ALLIANCE SUBMISSION - 2013Completed our second Keystone Alliance For Performance Excellence Application. |  MCG BORN - 2014Massaro Construction Group (MCG) was formed to provide structure to the growing companies of Massaro, they include Massaro Corporation, Massaro Construction Management Services, LLC; Massaro Restoration Services, LLC; and Hogg Construction. |
 Monongalia Justice Center Awarded – 2015Massaro was awarded the MBA’s Excellence Award for Excellence in Interior Craftsmanship |  Josepha A. Massaro , Jr Passed – 2015Surrounded by his family, Joseph A. Massaro, Jr. passed away peacefully on December 30, 2015 at the age of 79 after a heroic battle with Alzheimer’s. Because of this horrific disease, Carol Massaro established the Joseph A. Massaro, Jr. Alzheimer’s Research Foundation in his memory. Joe Massaro is extremely missed. | Keystone Excellence Award Received – 2016Massaro Construction Group was honored with the Keystone Excellence Award for demonstrating refined processes and practices and superior results toward the highest level of performance excellence and for exhibiting world class processes that serve as models for others. |
 New President of Massaro Corporation - 2016Steven Massaro became president of Massaro Corporation |  Largest project in Massaro history – 2016SkyVue Apartments is a $72 million, 14-story apartment building totaling more than 550,000 square feet. The new complex ranks among the largest new apartment developments in the history of Pittsburgh’s Oakland district. |  Residence Inn by Marriott Awarded – 2017Massaro received the MBA’s Excellence Award for Best New Construction |
Began a LEAN journey – 2017Published “The Massaro Way” |  Largest project in Massaro History – 2018The One on Centre is a 17-story apartment building that became the largest project in Massaro history at $78 million following SKyVue. |  Mrs. Carol Massaro Passed – 2018On December 27, 2018 Carol Massaro passed peacefully in her home surrounded by her family at the age of 79 after a two year battle with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Prior to her passing Carol established the Joseph A. Massaro Jr. Alzheimer’s Research fund and raised more than $1 million. The fund continues and is managed by Linda, Joe, David and Steven Massaro. |
 Completed the first Passive Haus – 2018Carrick Library |  State College Area High School Completed – 2019Massaro CM Services completed the largest school replacement project in Pennsylvania |  First Living Building Challenge - 2019Massaro Corporation completed its first living building challenge, the Phipps Exhibit Staging Center |
 2020 MBA Building Excellence AwardCarrick Library won MBA Building Excellence Award for New Construction under $10 million |  COVID - 2020Wearing a mask and working from home became the norm |  2021 MBA Building Excellence AwardAHN AGH Academic Cancer Center won the MBA Building Excellence Award for New Construction over $25 million |
 2021 - Zero Recordable Injuries |  2022 - 55th AnniversaryMassaro celebrates 55 years of operation. |