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MYCON General Contractors, Inc. Celebrates 35 Years of Excellence in Commercial Construction
DALLAS, TX — Dallas-Based MYCON General Contractors, Inc. (MYCON) recently celebrated the 35th anniversary of its commitment to excellence in the commercial construction industry. Founded in 1987 by Charles R. Myers, MYCON flourished into a general contractor with 200 employees, two offices with plans for expansion, and projects spread throughout the United States.
“It's incredible the growth we have seen over the years,” said Charles R. Myers, President and CEO of MYCON. “We are on track to surpass our five-year financial goal in under two years. Our focus on investing in people, processes, and market diversification has helped us get to where we are today — exceeding all expectations.”
In 1987, Myers borrowed $2,000 from his parents and started MYCON in his converted garage. Alongside his parents and a fourth person who served as a Project Superintendent, MYCON's first project was an interior finish out of a small jewelry store on Inwood Road in Dallas. MYCON then expanded into additional markets, completing renovations and tenant improvements, additions, and new construction projects. In 1999, Myers purchased the historic J.P. Dowell Hardware Store building in Downtown McKinney, Texas, which served as MYCON's home office until 2017.
The firm has since relocated to a larger office space in Dallas, located off Dallas North Tollway and Trinity Mills Road, opened a second office in College Station, Texas, and will establish a third office in the Phoenix, Arizona area.
“I am proud of our dedicated team's strides to help push MYCON into the future,” Myers said.
MYCON hosted a Cinco de MYCON event to commemorate the firm's anniversary. Approximately 70 guests attended the event, including executives, staff, and clients.
Texas Contractor Trends“It's incredible the growth we have seen over the years,” said Charles R. Myers, President and CEO of MYCON. “We are on track to surpass our five-year financial goal in under two years. Our focus on investing in people, processes, and market diversification has helped us get to where we are today — exceeding all expectations.”
In 1987, Myers borrowed $2,000 from his parents and started MYCON in his converted garage. Alongside his parents and a fourth person who served as a Project Superintendent, MYCON's first project was an interior finish out of a small jewelry store on Inwood Road in Dallas. MYCON then expanded into additional markets, completing renovations and tenant improvements, additions, and new construction projects. In 1999, Myers purchased the historic J.P. Dowell Hardware Store building in Downtown McKinney, Texas, which served as MYCON's home office until 2017.
The firm has since relocated to a larger office space in Dallas, located off Dallas North Tollway and Trinity Mills Road, opened a second office in College Station, Texas, and will establish a third office in the Phoenix, Arizona area.
“I am proud of our dedicated team's strides to help push MYCON into the future,” Myers said.
MYCON hosted a Cinco de MYCON event to commemorate the firm's anniversary. Approximately 70 guests attended the event, including executives, staff, and clients.
