Sponsorship for various organisations over the years reflects City Construction’s commitment to creating long-term social, cultural and economic benefits for the region.
Sponsorships include:
Keith Vette - Gisborne Girls High School Rowing Coach.
City Construction was launched on ingenuity in April 1986. A long telephone cable, student desk and calculator within a home laundry were the means to start bidding for commercial contracts. Within four months, the fledgling company had substantially completed a pool complex and kindergarten. Within seven years, it was responsible for the design and build of the district’s biggest industrial complex, the $12M, Juken New Zealand plywood mill at Matawhero – a project completed on time and within budget in 10 months. Since then its ability to consistently work within specified time frames and budgets has seen City Construction develop a trusted reputation in the tender market for a wide range of civil and commercial construction projects. Innovation, good planning and integrity helped further cement its track record as a leading Gisborne provider of quality buildings.
Manager Tony Stehlin is a frank talker. He listens to clients but will tell them if their budget doesn’t match project expectations. He and his team have the experience to offer smart ways to reduce costs where possible. Offering technical solutions and innovative methods at the design stage is part of the process. The company is big on intellectual horsepower and attention to detail but short on nonsense. It doesn’t do cheap, or leaky buildings, it does “the very best”. From this everything else follows, including client confidence that design and build projects will be delivered on time. Distractions don’t get a look-in. Quite ingenious really.