An Albuquerque-based general contractor since 1983, Britton consists of two divisions:
one that handles general construction and MEDCON, for medical projects. With a broad
range of project experience, emphasis is placed on select projects. There is always a Britton on a Britton project. Founder, Rick Britton, and his two sons, personally oversee all work.

Project selection is based on labor availability and workload. Because of the company's financial strength and significant bonding capacity, major projects are often part of the mix.

Britton works as a team with project management a top priority. With extensive experience in complex phasing, tight schedules and rigid security, company policy dictates that an owner have the same superintendent throughout a project to ensure maintenance of company standards. Quality standards are never compromised.

We are Charter members and sit on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Church Design Builders (NACDB). This association enables Britton to work with design firms and assist in all aspects of your project to help ensure the budget is contained and quality is maintained. It also offers us an endless resource to help with any extraordinary situation that may arise.

Britton Construction is also a member of the Jack Miller Network, a unique group of professional contractors that today has grown to over 700 member firms in 49 states and Canada, representing an annual construction volume of over $26 billion dollars. Members gather formally twice a year to practice "win-win sharing" of their experiences, technical knowledge and buying power. Between meetings networking continues among the members.

Buyers of construction services find that selecting a Jack Miller Network member for their project may be the best means of ensuring that they're choosing a top quality contractor. They've discovered that they're really getting the combined wisdom and experience of 700 of the industry's elite firms, and from that knowledge base there is no problem that can't be solved or challenge that can't be overcome.