Our History

1998

Founded as American Acoustical Contractors Corp. by Tony Giordano, a union carpenter of more than 30 years.

2010

We changed our name to American Contractors Corp. to better indicate the breadth of our capabilities.

2012

Our work to update Logan Airport Terminal C won Gold for interior finishes and Silver for renovations from CISCA.

2018

We moved from our Randolph office to our new facility at 35 North Street Canton, MA.

Founded in 1998, American Contractors Corp is a family owned New England Subcontractor specializing in acoustical ceilings and wall panel systems, as well as custom architectural metal design and finishes.

Whether your project requires a standard manufactured product or a complex design assisted custom fabricated solution, American Contractors has the resources to support your requirements. Our expertise in many complex trades means our clients are able to rely on one contractor to deliver the finest quality solutions on time and on budget.

American Contractors is recognized for completing complex projects in a variety of industries throughout New England including educational, healthcare, financial, retail, transportation, and commercial residential.

For our clients, we like to say that we simplify complexity.

Leadership Team

Tony Giordano

President/CEO

In 1998, Tony founded American Contractors Corp. in Randolph, Massachusetts. A union carpenter for more than 30 years, Tony started by specializing in acoustical ceilings and wall panels and was formerly project manager and superintendent for B&B Acoustical Contractors and field foreman at Cheviot Corp. Over the decades, Tony has built many valued relationships and earned great respect in the industry, with a motto to reflect that: “We don’t build buildings, we build relationships.”

Robert McElman

Executive Vice President/Director of Architectural Metals

Robert graduated from Quincy High Vocation and Technical School, and followed the path of many in his family by going to work in the custom metal fabrication and manufacturing industry. His 35 years in this business serve as a true advantage, enabling him to work with architects and designers to find cost-effective solutions for making custom metal products manufacturable.

Christine Kofton

Controller

After graduating from Quinnipiac College with a BS in Accounting and Computer Science, Christine began her 20-year career in construction at a company specializing in modular homes. She took a short detour from construction, into the hospital sector, when she first moved to Massachusetts, but quickly returned to the industry. Christine’s experience is a great asset when she’s working with general contractors and vendors.

What Makes Us Different

Every Project Counts

Our clients quickly discover that every project is important to us. Regardless of size and scope of the work, American Contractors brings the full weight of its incredible team behind each project to deliver the amazing results we have become known for.

Flexible and Dedicated

The success of any project depends on the talent and dedication of the tradespeople whose job it is to bring the project to life. Our mission is to deliver the vision our clients imagine and to exceed their expectations in workmanship and professionalism at all phases of their project and by every member of our team.

Building Partnerships and Relationships

We see collaborating and cultivating relationships as the core of what we do. It’s a philosophy that has served us—and our clients—well, and it is what distinguishes us from the competition.

Associations

One of the reasons American Contractors has grown is because of our belief in the importance of expanding our knowledge. Our affiliation with the industry’s leading trade associations has given us greater expertise and the ability to provide our clients a uniform standard of performance and quality.

Ceilings & Interior Systems Construction Association
American Contractors President Tony Giordano has served on the CISCA board of directors. CISCA is an international trade association founded in 1950 for the advancement of the interior commercial construction industry.
www.cisca.org

New England Regional Council of Carpenters
The New England Regional Council of Carpenters represents 24,000 carpenters, pile drivers, shop and millworkers and floor coverers working in New England.
www.necarpenters.org

Building Trades Employers’ Association
The BTEA is ihe major voice in New England for the union building trades’ contractor. The association encompasses seven different area trade associations that employ tradespeople from several different local building-trades unions. American Contractors President Tony Giordano is a trustee for the BTEA.
www.btea.com

Associated General Contractors of America
AGC provides a full range of services satisfying the needs and concerns of its members, thereby improving the quality of construction and protecting the public interest.
www.agc.org

American Society of Professional Estimators
ASPE serves construction estimators by providing education, fellowship and opportunity for professional development. Tony Giordano, president of American Contractors, previously served as VP of the organization.
www.aspenational.org

Massachusetts Building Congress
MBC brings together decision makers from all corners of the $7.4 billion design and construction industry in Massachusetts.
www.buildingcongress.org

Associated Subcontractors of Massachusetts
ASM is the leading business association in Massachusetts for specialty contractors, suppliers and service providers in the commercial construction industry.
www.associatedsubs.com

Community Involvement

American Contractors Corp. and the Giordano family cares deeply about the community and strongly believes in giving back.

We have supplied labor and materials for new ceilings to the following organizations:

  • Allston Fire Department
  • Bridgewater Fire Department
  • Covenant Congregational Church, No. Easton
  • My Brother’s Keeper
  • Rebuilding Together Boston

We have also contributed to:

  • Boston Police Relief Association
  • Dorchester Youth Alternative Academy
  • My Brother’s Keeper
  • Randolph Police Association
  • Scoring for Scleroderma
  • South Shore Hospital
  • the Special Olympics
  • Veterans Administration of Massachusetts
  • Alzheimer’s Association
  • Youth Build
  • Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing
  • ACE Mentoring
  • Muscular Dystrophy Association