In an effort to promote and nurture our future generations of the industrial trades. Texas Cordia Construction has selected 6 “Leaders of Tomorrow” to receive a $500 Scholarship towards their tuition fees for their selected field of study. Congratulations to all of our recipients: Evan R. Garcia, Gabriel A. Arambula, Andres D. Rubio, Edwin Muñoz, …
This project consists of 1.480 Miles of Raised Median
This project consists of 1.216 Miles of reconstruction
In all things …… Texas Cordia Construction …. GIVES THANKS! As a token of appreciation, TCC received these special handmade “Thank You Cards” from the students at the Donna North High School – Diverse Learners Department. We at Texas Cordia Construction, wish you a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Lindberg Avenue Project consisted of improved drainage and detention area in the beautiful City of McAllen. This high profile project was originally scheduled for 90 days, however, TCC attacked the job aggressively and completed the project in less than 65 days. Work included excavation and haul off, relining and regrading a concrete lined canal, re-establishing …
Yuma Road consisted of rerouting an existing irrigation canal to install a siphon across the proposed roadway. This delicate operation was completed safely and efficiently. TCC coordinated with the owner to execute this operation flawlessly. The Yuma Road expansion project consisted of abandoning and obliterating an existing roadway and constructing a new roadway on new …
The 10th Street Extension Project (from SH 107 to FM 1925) is a roadway that the entire community has been looking forward to. This project consisted of reconstruction & widening of a two (2) lane facility to a five (5) lane thoroughfare complete with shoulders, sidewalks and the complete replacement of a Hidalgo County Drainage …
Inspiration Road was in dire need of reconstruction and rehabilitation due to the increase of traffic in the great city of Mission, Texas. TCC faced many challenges with utility conflicts throughout the project. However, TCC, the City of Mission, the engineer, and utility companies were able to work together to come to a resolution to …
