TWO COMPANIES.
ONE FAMILY.
Three Generations.
Anderson Brothers was founded in 1956 by Earl and Roy Anderson. Earl started the company after returning home from service with the Navy Seabees, the Navy's construction battalions, during the Korean War.
In the years that followed, their sons came into the business. Today, the third generation, John Anderson, runs the company, having grown up on the job sites where his father, grandfather, and great-uncle built.
One of them was the Deane Residence in Kings Point, a 1969 Paul Rudolph design of such geometric complexity that most builders of the era were reluctant to take it on. During long nights in the office working through the details, Rudolph once asked Earl if the design scared him. Earl told him: if Rudolph could draw it, he could build it.
That answer is a matter of record, published years later in Long Island Modernism 1930–1980. It's also the standard the Andersons have built to since.
MANY OF THOSE HOMES,
we've had the privilege of returning to over the years.
MANY OF THOSE HOMES,
we've had the privilege of returning to over the years.
HOW WE BUILD Today
Anderson Construction Group is the general contracting and construction management side of the family business. Most GCs on Long Island manage the work. We build it.
Our sister company, Andco Contracting, carries the crews, the labor, and the equipment. Anderson Construction Group carries the site managers who run them. Two Anderson companies. One team on every job.
Every Anderson Construction Group project is run by the same team from the first walkthrough to the final punch list. The people who quote the job are the people who build it.
Three generations of building on Long Island shape how we approach the work. New construction or renovation, residential or commercial, the legacy has to be upheld.