Wright Contracting: environmentally sound, structurally strong.
Wright contracting is dedicated to restoring, preserving and protecting our natural landscapes through environmentally sound construction practices and creating structurally strong projects that blend with our environment and meet the demands of our world.
Wright Contracting LLC in five short years has become a national leader in stream restoration, stormwater management, erosion control and site work.
With the addition of Project Manager Andrew Dimmette in 2010 and Vice President Stephen James in the Fall of 2012, and two experienced crews Wright has assembled a team of highly motivated professionals with over fifty years of combined construction and well over one hundred thousand feet of combined restoration experience. Wright has expanded not only in personnel, but in equipment, acquiring the most advanced in GPS technology and earthmoving equipment.
The overreaching principles of Wright Contacting are; a love of God, family and country coupled with an unwavering commitment to excellence and integrity in the work place and the preservation of our natural resources.
Wright Contracting was launched in the spring of 1986. The first job site was a 4 x 6 foot sand box and the initial equipment inventory consisted of a small John Deere tractor and a toy dump truck. Propelled by the same fertile imagination of a two year old boy things have grown since then.
As a native of Cleveland County in Western North Carolina Joseph “Joe” Wright, principal of present day Wright Contracting LLC, deepened his appreciation of nature in the streams, fields and woodlands of his family’s farm.
With work experience in landscaping and leadership skills acquired on his road to Eagle Scout, Wright continued on to earn a B S degree in Biological & Agricultural Engineering with a minor in Business Management from North Carolina State University in 2008.
During that educational process Wright was fortunate to forge lasting relationships with industry leaders, educators and innovators in the field of stream remediation and stormwater management such as Dr. Bill Hunt and Dr. Greg Jennings. These connections remain guiding influences today.
