Mastrullo rejoins Senate Construction Corp. as estimator
According to Senate Construction Corp., one of the leading commercial construction companies in Mass., Mike Mastrullo has re-joined the growing team as an estimator.
As an estimator, Mastrullo will work with clients in estimating and evaluating projects costs.
"At Senate Construction, we are delighted that Michael is returning to our firm where he had worked for three years in the past," said Bob France, CEO of Senate Construction. "Michael has a unique history in which he brings his leadership skills developed in his professional and World hockey experience to lead our estimating department."
Prior to re-joining Senate Construction, Mastrullo worked at Photofabrication Engineering, Inc. Previously, he worked for Senate Construction.
Mastrullo is a MBA graduate from Brown University in Organizational Behavior that enhances his understanding of corporate needs.
Founded in 1990, Senate Construction Corporation is one of the leading commercial construction companies in Massachusetts. Senate Construction's distinctive general contracting and pre-construction consulting services set it apart from its competition. Senate Construction's excellence in general contracting and construction management are complimented by the company's experience in project development and design-build. Senate Construction has successfully provided its clients, a broad spectrum of complete construction services.
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