Irvine-based contractor adapts to COVID-19 by diversifying portfolio and observing protective guidelines

Sierra View General Contractor based in Irvine says it has adapted to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic by diversifying its portfolio and adapting to the realities of construction under protective guidelines.

The contractor has been heavily involved in healthcare-related projects such as VA outpatient clinics, fertility centers, dialysis clinics, and surgical centers, according to an article in Woodworking Network. The contractor’s current work on the WellQuest Senior Health Care facility in Grainte Bay has kept its team busy during this pandemic, the published report says.

“We have been very fortunate over the years with much of our success being due to the forward-thinking nature we employ in every facet of Sierra Views operation. Our team never remains stagnant and we are always looking for ways to grow, not only as professionals honing their craft, but as a company continuously building their brand,” said Mark Davis, president and founder of Sierra View.

Woodworking Network reports that Davis launched Sierra View in 1979 as a one-man operation. The company has since grown to an annual gross volume of more than $40 million, with more than 35 employees.