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Ausonio, Inc. Still Hammering Away After 50 Years
Leading Tri-County Design and Construction Firm to Celebrate Anniversary This Month
Castroville native Andrew "Andy" E. Ausonio, completed his first construction project-a duplex in Castroville-while still a teenager in high school. In 1959 he founded Ausonio Construction and under his leadership the firm built commercial, industrial, and over 1,000 residential units throughout the Central Coast, including the Barnyard Shopping Center in Carmel, the Castroville Cold Storage building, and the Castroville Industrial Park-one of the largest commercial developments on the Central Coast.
This family legacy is continued today by his son Andrew P. Ausonio, who has been leading the company, now known as Ausonio Incorporated, for 15 years. A licensed civil engineer, Andrew leads the full-service construction firm with a hands-on approach and is actively involved in all phases of the Design-Build process. He manages a dedicated team of professionals with experience in many different kinds of building projects, including professional, commercial, manufacturing, processing, medical, hospitality, institutional, and custom residential.
A leader in green building, Ausonio, Inc. employs both LEED accredited professionals and Certified Green Building Professionals and has registered or is the builder of 23% of the LEED registered buildings in the Tri-County area, and has registered or is the builder of 39% in Monterey County. Most notably the company built the nation's first entirely green campus, Chartwell School in Seaside, which received the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Platinum Certification in November 2007.
Over the years the firm has received numerous awards and acknowledgments including the 2005 Salinas Chamber Large Business of the Year Award and the Constructor Award in the Innovative Professionals Use in Construction Techniques and Materials category for the construction of Chartwell School from the Associated General Contractors of California. In addition to multiple AGC awards, the firm has received the EPA's prestigious Energy Star® rating for it's office building and in 2008 the company was the first construction firm in Monterey County to be certified as a Green Builder through the Monterey Bay Area Green Business Program.
A residential and commercial property management division of the family-owned company is also celebrating its 50th anniversary. A dedicated community partner and neighbor, Ausonio Inc. has been committed to serving and helping the local community and has supported numerous non-profit organizations throughout the Central Coast and around the world.
To learn more about Ausonio Incorporated please call (831) 633-3371 or visit www.ausonio.com.
Ausonio Incorporated has been the trusted leader in design and construction on California's Central Coast since 1959. More than just a general construction firm, this family-owned and operated company takes pride in its commitment to integrity, providing clients with a skilled team of professionals while delivering a product of the highest quality. With several Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) accredited professional on staff, Ausonio Incorporated is setting the standard for green building in Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz Counties-designing and building healthier buildings for our community.
About Ausonio Incorporated
Ausonio Incorporated has been the trusted leader in design and construction on California’s Central Coast since 1959. More than just a general construction firm, this family-owned and operated company takes pride in its commitment to integrity, providing clients with a skilled team of professionals while delivering a product of the highest quality. With a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) accredited professional on staff, Ausonio Incorporated is setting the standard for green building in Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz Counties—designing and building healthier buildings for our community. Ausonio Incorporated received the 2007 Associated General Contractors of California Constructor Award in the Innovative Use of Materialscategory for the construction of Chartwell School in Seaside, California.
