NEWS
John C. (Jack) Mascaro passed away on Sunday, July 19, 2020. Having started the company on April 12, 1988, his goal was to be a great builder that delivered extreme customer satisfaction, by doing things right, the first time. He always said, “Surround yourself with great people and they will do great things.” His leadership, personality, and commitment to do the right thing is only paralleled to the love he had for his wife and family.
On behalf of the Mascaro Family, please join us in remembering our founder, Jack, and the impact he had on so many people’s lives in our great city of Pittsburgh.
Construction to resume at Harrisburg’s federal courthouse after six-week coronavirus shutdown. Read the article here.
KDKA Radio interviewed Michael Mascaro about safely reopening construction sites. Check out the interview here.
Mascaro would like to share with you some of our newsworthy happenings. Check back for updates to see what our company and people are accomplishing.
Congratulations to the MuseumLab project team for winning the 2020 Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Award. This award honors organizations that exhibit historic preservation excellence and innovation. 
UPMC Hillman Cancer Center Third Floor Renovation won the MBA Excellence Award for Renovation Construction Between $5 and $10 Million. Congratulations to all of the team members that worked on this project and made it a success! For more information on this awesome project, 
The Gentlemen's Night Out raised over $170,000 for the National Aviary. The benefit took place in the PNC Champions Club at Heinz Field, where guests were greeted by ambassador birds and Aficionado level sponsors were treated to a tour of the Steelers locker room with Brett Keisel. For more information, please visit: 
Three Mascaro projects were selected as finalists for the MBA Building Excellence Awards (r-l):
Mascaro is proud to be part of this exciting renovation project in Westmoreland County. Below are a few links to more information.
This year Michael Mascaro participated in the CEO Soak to benefit the ALS Association Western Pennsylvania Chapter. The event was able to raise $97,000 for those in the community living with ALS. 
We are honored to be in first place for the 2019 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Top Workplaces. The organizations are ranked based on surveys completed by employees that cover factors such as: alignment, effectiveness, connection, and engagement. Check out our 
The new treatment plant is officially servicing customers. We're proud to be part of the team that worked on this project.