Overview
Felix Construction builds water and wastewater infrastructure for municipalities, utility providers and private clients in Arizona and Texas. Its projects include treatment plants, pumping stations, reservoirs and well facilities that move, store and clean water. The company combines civil construction, mechanical installation and electrical work, with an in-house shop that designs and makes custom control panels for industrial projects. It earns revenue from construction and equipment contracts, and supports owners with cost estimates, scheduling, procurement and construction management. Founded in 1987 in Mesa, Arizona, Felix Construction is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.
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What believers are saying
- Employees share in company value: Felix's employee stock ownership plan adds an ownership-based retirement benefit.
- Safety credentials are built in: Felix gives all employees 10-hour occupational safety training and supervisors and managers 30-hour certification.
- Phoenix craft workers stay local: Felix's full-time water/wastewater crew posting promises no overnight travel and being home every night.
What critics are saying
- Medical coverage has a 60-day new-hire wait: Felix lists reimbursement for continuation insurance during that period.
- Full-time Phoenix craft roles involve physical strain: Felix specifies extreme temperatures and occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds.
- Short notice shapes Felix's job-order work: on-call contracts include smaller projects with minimal lead time.
What makes Felix Construction unique
- Felix's panel shop has specialized credentials: its industrial control-panel operation holds UL508A and UL698A certifications.
- Felix tests complete panels before shipping: factory acceptance testing demonstrates every device and circuit at its Phoenix facility.
- Felix has long-running design-build experience: it has paired engineers and contractors under that delivery method since 2000.
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