Company History

Decades of growth rooted in integrity, built from the ground up.

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The Origin Story

Caltech Environmental Construction was founded in 2019 by seasoned industry professionals who spent over two decades working alongside industry leaders like Nordic Industries, Cemex, and ATCO. After leading high-stakes operations and navigating layers of corporate red tape, we set out to build something different - something better.

Our goal was simple:
Create a one-stop construction partner that delivers quality, speed, and value without the bottlenecks. Today, we manage full-scope projects across California with a team that brings grit, experience, and precision to every job.

Growth Through Milestones

  • 2019

    Caltech Environmental Construction, Inc. is founded in Rocklin, CA.

  • 2019

    Completes the largest Presby system installed, for a 1,500-person FEMA camp in Paradise.

  • 2020-2022

    Expands full-scope services: utilities, concrete, grading, and full general contracting under one roof.

  • 2023

    Breaks ground on JRC Development: a 400-acre commercial project requiring site-wide infrastructure and wastewater systems.

  • 2024

    Launches Sugar Pine RV Park revitalization: custom treatment plant and total site rebuild.

  • Today

    Caltech continues to grow, offering end-to-end project solutions for developers, municipalities, and RV parks across California.

Built In California.
For California.

From the forests of Northern California to the commercial corridors of the Central Valley, our projects span the state. We understand the permitting, terrain, and urgency that come with building in California - and we’ve designed our services to match.

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Our Legacy In Action

Projects That Define Us

FEMA Basecamp

Largest Presby system installed, for a 1,500-person camp in Paradise.

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JRC Development

400-acre commercial site built from the ground up: pads, grading, utilities, treatment, and more.

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Sugar Pine RV Park

Site-wide revitalization: tree removal, treatment plant permitting, and cost-saving design.

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