Belmont Village Scottsdale

Early in my career, I used to think that ‘quality contractor’ was an oxymoron. Today, I can confidently say there’s no way we would be in preconstruction on projects 16 and 17 with O’Neil if we didn’t believe they deliver the quality we need. Our relationship began in the late 1990s to early 2000s with a series of projects in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. Over the years, we’ve learned not just how to do things, but how to do them effectively together. We trained one another on those early projects, and that comes to fruition on every successive project.

We consider W.E. O’Neil to be a partner and one of our few ‘go-to’ contractors on a national basis. We plan to continue to use them and I highly recommend them. They repeatedly showed their willingness to be a partner and team player on each project. Their teams are very strong and were able to identify problems in advance to reduce costly change orders and delays. Whenever there were problems, as there always are in construction, W.E. O’Neil looked for solutions, not excuses. That reflects the quality of their people, who are among the most dedicated and qualified of any we have worked with.

Early in my career, I used to think that ‘quality contractor’ was an oxymoron. Today, I can confidently say there’s no way we would be in preconstruction on projects 16 and 17 with O’Neil if we didn’t believe they deliver the quality we need. Our relationship began in the late 1990s to early 2000s with a series of projects in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. Over the years, we’ve learned not just how to do things, but how to do them effectively together. We trained one another on those early projects, and that comes to fruition on every successive project.

We consider W.E. O’Neil to be a partner and one of our few ‘go-to’ contractors on a national basis. We plan to continue to use them and I highly recommend them. They repeatedly showed their willingness to be a partner and team player on each project. Their teams are very strong and were able to identify problems in advance to reduce costly change orders and delays. Whenever there were problems, as there always are in construction, W.E. O’Neil looked for solutions, not excuses. That reflects the quality of their people, who are among the most dedicated and qualified of any we have worked with.

Early in my career, I used to think that ‘quality contractor’ was an oxymoron. Today, I can confidently say there’s no way we would be in preconstruction on projects 16 and 17 with O’Neil if we didn’t believe they deliver the quality we need. Our relationship began in the late 1990s to early 2000s with a series of projects in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. Over the years, we’ve learned not just how to do things, but how to do them effectively together. We trained one another on those early projects, and that comes to fruition on every successive project.

We consider W.E. O’Neil to be a partner and one of our few ‘go-to’ contractors on a national basis. We plan to continue to use them and I highly recommend them. They repeatedly showed their willingness to be a partner and team player on each project. Their teams are very strong and were able to identify problems in advance to reduce costly change orders and delays. Whenever there were problems, as there always are in construction, W.E. O’Neil looked for solutions, not excuses. That reflects the quality of their people, who are among the most dedicated and qualified of any we have worked with.

Early in my career, I used to think that ‘quality contractor’ was an oxymoron. Today, I can confidently say there’s no way we would be in preconstruction on projects 16 and 17 with O’Neil if we didn’t believe they deliver the quality we need. Our relationship began in the late 1990s to early 2000s with a series of projects in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. Over the years, we’ve learned not just how to do things, but how to do them effectively together. We trained one another on those early projects, and that comes to fruition on every successive project.

We consider W.E. O’Neil to be a partner and one of our few ‘go-to’ contractors on a national basis. We plan to continue to use them and I highly recommend them. They repeatedly showed their willingness to be a partner and team player on each project. Their teams are very strong and were able to identify problems in advance to reduce costly change orders and delays. Whenever there were problems, as there always are in construction, W.E. O’Neil looked for solutions, not excuses. That reflects the quality of their people, who are among the most dedicated and qualified of any we have worked with.

Early in my career, I used to think that ‘quality contractor’ was an oxymoron. Today, I can confidently say there’s no way we would be in preconstruction on projects 16 and 17 with O’Neil if we didn’t believe they deliver the quality we need. Our relationship began in the late 1990s to early 2000s with a series of projects in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. Over the years, we’ve learned not just how to do things, but how to do them effectively together. We trained one another on those early projects, and that comes to fruition on every successive project.

We consider W.E. O’Neil to be a partner and one of our few ‘go-to’ contractors on a national basis. We plan to continue to use them and I highly recommend them. They repeatedly showed their willingness to be a partner and team player on each project. Their teams are very strong and were able to identify problems in advance to reduce costly change orders and delays. Whenever there were problems, as there always are in construction, W.E. O’Neil looked for solutions, not excuses. That reflects the quality of their people, who are among the most dedicated and qualified of any we have worked with.

Early in my career, I used to think that ‘quality contractor’ was an oxymoron. Today, I can confidently say there’s no way we would be in preconstruction on projects 16 and 17 with O’Neil if we didn’t believe they deliver the quality we need. Our relationship began in the late 1990s to early 2000s with a series of projects in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. Over the years, we’ve learned not just how to do things, but how to do them effectively together. We trained one another on those early projects, and that comes to fruition on every successive project.

We consider W.E. O’Neil to be a partner and one of our few ‘go-to’ contractors on a national basis. We plan to continue to use them and I highly recommend them. They repeatedly showed their willingness to be a partner and team player on each project. Their teams are very strong and were able to identify problems in advance to reduce costly change orders and delays. Whenever there were problems, as there always are in construction, W.E. O’Neil looked for solutions, not excuses. That reflects the quality of their people, who are among the most dedicated and qualified of any we have worked with.