Who We Are

Peter Consigli migrated to America from Berceto, Italy and opened Consigli and Sons Masonry in Milford, MA.

All six of Peter’s sons grew up in the business and learned masonry.

The company did residential work until World War II when all brothers enlisted except for Henry and Albert.

Incorporated as Consigli Construction Co., Inc. with small commercial work, utilities, snow plowing and grave digging as primary markets.

As a second-generation owner, Henry was successful in the greater Milford area doing roadwork, demolition and small building projects.

Consigli continued with its roadwork, building public pools, renovation of many banks in Milford and the repointing of the façade of Sacred Heart Church.

Henry Consigli, Sr. passed away, leaving the company to his son, Henry Consigli, Jr., now a third generation owner.

Anthony Consigli joined his father Henry in the business, as a Project Manager and Superintendent helping to grow the business by transitioning the company to focus solely on institutional clients.

Consigli, with 15 employees, maintained $1 million in annual volume.

Consigli pushed through the recession by establishing relationships with larger institutional clients such as Phillips Academy.

Matthew Consigli joined the company alongside his brother Anthony and father Henry. The Consigli Foundation was also established.

Upon Henry’s retirement, Anthony and Matthew became the company’s fourth generation owners and company stakeholders.

The restoration of the UMass Amherst’s Old Chapel opened new doors into the historic restoration market.

Despite the tech bubble burst, Consigli grew through the recession and began a 20+ project relationship with Milford Regional Medical Center.

Portland, ME office opened after being awarded the Bowdoin College Chapel Restoration.

Consigli reached $50 million in annual volume and grew to 190 employees.

Consigli celebrated its 100th anniversary.

The Granite Building opened as Consigli’s Milford Headquarters, a project that relocated and rebuilt a local Milford schoolhouse, St. Mary’s Catholic School, built in 1898.

For the first time, the company was named a Best Place to Work in MA by the Boston Business Journal.

Consigli reached $250 million in annual volume, 290 employees and for the first time was awarded Best Places to Work in Maine by Mainebiz.

Hartford, CT office opened after Consigli was awarded the Trinity College Long Walk Restoration.

The foreclosure meltdown halted major construction across the country. Consigli grew despite the downturn by pursuing public and federal work.

Consigli expanded to New York with the acquisition of Kirchhoff Construction Management, Inc., Pleasant Valley, New York.

Consigli grew to $500 million annual volume and 400 employees.

The Portland office achieved the ranking of #1 Best Place to Work in Maine by Mainebiz.

Consigli opened its Boston office with a growing roster of local project wins in Boston and Cambridge.

After completing the restoration of the New York State Capital, Consigli opened an office in Albany, New York.

Ranked the second Largest Contractor in MA by the Boston Business Journal.

Consigli’s Hartford office was named #1 Best Places to Work in Connecticut by the Hartford Business Journal.

With the complete renovation of the Smithsonian Institution’s Renwick Gallery finalized, the company opened its Washington, DC office.

Consigli celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Consigli Foundation and reached $1 billion in annual volume with 740 employees.

Consigli’s Milford, MA headquarters expanded its presence with a new building.

Consigli becomes 100% employee-owned through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).

J. Benton Construction and Consigli form a strategic partnership, solidifying our presence in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Caribbean.

Consigli opens a North Carolina office in Raleigh-Durham, expanding its operations and regional presence into the local thriving economy.