HOUSTON, TX Freddie T. Bustillo, James Mitchell, and Rick Brown recently joined the Houston office of Welty Construction Company. Bustillo brings more than 36 years of experience in the construction industry and is Vice President of the Houston, Texas, office. Throughout his career, he has held a variety of positions, from Project Coordinator to Vice President, which has given him full knowledge of all aspects of the construction process. Bustillo is experienced with construction projects from a variety of markets including Higher Education, Healthcare, K-12, Aviation, Criminal Justice, General Public, and Private Developer. His experience includes projects with The University of Texas MD Anderson, Houston Community College, Cy-Fair ISD, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center-Dallas, and Dallas County Community College.

Mitchell has more than 19 years of construction experience and serves as Senior Project Manager. He has comprehensive experience in construction planning, development, contract administration, and operations management. He oversees projects and schedules, coordinates clients, designSenis and administers construction processes. He also brings a breadth of experience making decisions on matters effecting safety, quality assurance, scheduling, cost procurement, planning and personnel. He has worked on the campuses of Exxon Mobil, Phillips 66, Katy ISD, Houston ISD, and Methodist Hospital Research Institute as well as the headquarters building for the Houston District of TxDOT. 

Brown is Senior Superintendent and brings more than 21 years of construction management experience with a specialty in healthcare construction. He is skilled at managing project schedules and streamlining work flow. Brown's dedication to safety, total quality management and risk mitigation makes him a valuable contributor to the Welty team. His notable projects include Memorial Hermann Hospital-Katy, Methodist Hospital Main Campus Core Lab Renovation, Brazosport ER, BG Group Headquarters, and Noble Energy Headquarters.