EHC, Inc. Launches New Website and Brand

The new website, EHCconstruction.com, showcases EHC's services, projects and talent with a fresh design, innovative features and consistent messaging.

2014-02-26

NAPLES, FL, February 26, 2014 (Press-News.org) EHC, Inc., a construction company that provides pre-construction, earthwork and infrastructure services, has officially launched a new website and optimized brand.

The new website, EHCconstruction.com, showcases EHC's services, projects and talent with a fresh design, innovative features and consistent messaging. Incorporated into the design and message are testimonials from clients, vendors and partners who have worked with EHC. Users are encouraged to visit EHCconstruction.com to find out more information about the company, request a proposal, and browse the variety of projects EHC has completed.

EHC took the website project one step further and evaluated its strategy, brand, messaging and materials necessary to exceed company goals.

"The time was right to refocus our message and put our capabilities in site construction in the forefront," said EHC President Jeff Hunt. "Our new website, brand and materials tell the story of where EHC is today."

Today for EHC is positive. 2013 proved to be a significant year for EHC. Closing financials marked a revenue increase of over 100% as compared to its revenue in 2012. EHC expects more growth in 2014 due to an improving market in Southwest Florida.

"We are experiencing more project requests in the first couple of months of 2014 than in 2013," said EHC Vice President of Construction Administration Tony Hamilton. "The projects are diverse from residential and commercial real estate to government. We have the resources for the growth and continue to deliver quality solutions on each of our projects."

Since inception in 1990, EHC has completed over 250 construction projects in excess of $200 million for a vast number of municipalities, developers, builders, owners and general contractors. The company, founded by native Southwest Floridians, prides itself on a reputation of fostering long-lasting relationships and providing valuable services with a professional, reliable and qualified team. EHC is built on the beliefs of dedication to quality and commitment to completion within budget and on schedule.

For the latest happenings at EHC, visit EHCconstruction.com or contact (239) 592-0828.

ABOUT EHC, INC.
EHC, Inc. is a construction company that provides pre-construction, earthwork and infrastructure services. Established in 1990, EHC remains committed to excellence from pre-planning to project completion through the latest technology, proven processes, and an experienced team. With a schedule-driven approach, EHC delivers complete solutions tailored to your needs.

For more information, visit EHCconstruction.com.

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