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Elevation A · Residential Rehab
HUD CDBG-DR · Housing Rehabilitation · Disaster Recovery

Exceeding expectations, one home at a time.

A proven construction partner for HUD CDBG-DR, FEMA and state housing recovery programs, delivering rehabilitation and reconstruction at program scale with over 20 years of quality, professionalism and speed.

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Superstorm Sandy◆Hurricane Rita◆Hurricane Ike◆Hurricane Harvey◆Hurricane Laura◆Hurricane Delta◆Hurricane Ida◆2016 Louisiana Flood◆Hurricane Idalia◆Hurricane Ian◆Hurricane Irma◆Hurricane Michael◆ Superstorm Sandy◆Hurricane Rita◆Hurricane Ike◆Hurricane Harvey◆Hurricane Laura◆Hurricane Delta◆Hurricane Ida◆2016 Louisiana Flood◆Hurricane Idalia◆Hurricane Ian◆Hurricane Irma◆Hurricane Michael◆
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Who We Are

A leading, reputable builder for the work that matters most.

Partners in Construction specializes in general contracting, post-disaster recovery, rehabilitation projects, and residential and commercial construction.

Long-standing vendor relationships, over 20 years of industry knowledge, and specialized expertise let PIC exceed client expectations consistently.

01Quality
02Excellence
03Professionalism
04Speed
20+
Years of industry knowledge
10
Named hurricanes worked
5
States with recovery work
4
Federal & state programs
What We Build

Three disciplines. One standard of work.

From a single assigned rehab to a program-wide recovery effort, every scope gets the same commitment to quality and speed.

Fig. 01 Rehabilitation
01

Rehabilitation Projects

Whole-home rehabilitation for CDBG-DR and state housing programs, built to current building, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and energy codes.

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Fig. 02 New construction
02

General Contracting & New Construction

Residential and commercial builds managed end to end, backed by production home-building roots in the Greater Houston Area.

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Fig. 03 Disaster recovery
03

Post-Disaster Recovery

Program-scale disaster response: roof tarping, gutting and demolition with drying and sanitization, and full reconstruction and remodels.

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Program Experience

Trusted on federal and state recovery programs.

High-level disaster relief and rehab projects completed in record time, with safety and satisfaction always the utmost priority.

State · LouisianaRestore Louisiana
State · TexasTexas General Land Office
Federal · Multiple statesHUD CDBG-DR
Federal · Multiple statesFEMA
20+
Years rooted in construction
Our History

Built on hurricane country know-how.

Our story began more than 20 years ago with Austin Windstorm Construction, installing hurricane components on new homes. From production homes across Greater Houston to our sister company Dalco Roofing, we have always chosen to evolve.

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Careers

Build your career helping communities come home.

We are always looking for skilled people who share our commitment to quality, excellence, professionalism and speed. Apply online and upload your resume in a few minutes.

Field & Construction Crews and trades who bring homes back to safe, finished condition. Project Management Leaders who keep program scopes on schedule, on code and on budget. Office & Administration The team behind documentation, scheduling and program coordination. Job Applicants Upload your resume and apply online. Start application
Active program work

A ready partner for your next recovery program.

Currently delivering and pursuing program work for Hurricanes Idalia, Ian, Irma and Michael across Alabama, Louisiana and Florida.

Section 3 Opportunities Get in Touch Call 855-208-2171
Our History

A dynamic history, rooted in construction.

More than two decades of building, certifying and evolving, from hurricane components on new homes to program-wide disaster recovery across five states.

01
The beginning

Austin Windstorm Construction

Our story began more than 20 years ago with the birth of Austin Windstorm Construction, installing hurricane components on new residential homes as part of a new and growing industry requirement.

02
Growth

Production homes and code expertise

As the business grew, so did our areas of interest: building production homes in the Greater Houston Area and maintaining certifications across five code disciplines. We have always elected to evolve as a construction company.

Building Mechanical Electrical Plumbing Energy codes
03
Sister company

Dalco Roofing

Established to create a scalable business that could reach markets beyond Austin Windstorm Construction’s coastal limits, Dalco now stands as one of the largest roofing contractors in Houston, with operations expanding into new markets.

04
Today

Government recovery programs

Home building and construction management experience carved our path into government programs, including Restore Louisiana, the Texas GLO, and work with HUD and FEMA in multiple states. We complete high-level disaster relief and rehab projects in record time, with safety and satisfaction always the utmost priority.

Dalco Roofing Footprint

From Houston to new markets across the South.

Houston Austin San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth Rio Grande Valley Louisiana Alabama
Disaster Relief & Rehab Experience

Where we have helped communities rebuild.

Active recovery work
2005 Hurricane Rita Texas · Louisiana
2008 Hurricane Ike Texas
2012 Superstorm Sandy New York
2016 Louisiana Flood Louisiana
2017 Hurricane Harvey Texas
2017 Hurricane Irma Now accepting projects
2018 Hurricane Michael Now accepting projects
2020 Hurricanes Laura & Delta Louisiana
2021 Hurricane Ida & Severe Storm Louisiana
2022 Hurricane Ian Now accepting projects
2023 Hurricane Idalia Now accepting projects

Get in touch to work together today.

Get in Touch Call 855-208-2171
Post-Disaster Recovery Programs

When the storm passes, we get to work.

Experienced across HUD CDBG-DR, FEMA and state recovery programs, delivering safe, fast, code-compliant rebuilding after hurricanes, floods and severe storms.

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Program Experience

Partners in Construction has experience in the following post-disaster recovery programs.

State program
Restore LouisianaLouisiana housing recovery
State program
Texas GLOTexas General Land Office
Federal
HUD CDBG-DRWork in multiple states
Federal
FEMAWork in multiple states
Scopes of Work

From first response to full rebuild.

01 · Protect

Roof Tarp Install

Fast emergency tarping to seal structures and stop further water damage after a storm.

02 · Restore

Full Gutting & Demo

Complete removal of damaged materials, with drying and sanitization included.

03 · Rebuild

Full Gutting & Remodel

Gut-to-finish rebuilding that returns each home to safe, code-compliant living.

Why Programs Partner With PIC

Capacity, compliance and speed when it matters most.

More than 20 years of construction experience, applied to the demands of federally funded recovery work.

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Record-time delivery

High-level disaster relief and rehab projects completed in record time, without cutting corners.

02

Safety & satisfaction first

Safety and homeowner satisfaction remain the utmost priority on every program assignment.

03

Code-certified expertise

Certifications across building, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and energy codes.

04

Multi-state capacity

Recovery experience in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and New York.

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Built to scale

A sister company, Dalco Roofing, ranks among the largest roofing contractors in Houston.

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Long-standing vendors

Established supplier relationships that keep materials moving after a disaster.

Active program work

Delivering for programs in Alabama, Louisiana and Florida.

Currently delivering and pursuing program work for Hurricanes Idalia, Ian, Irma and Michael.

Section 3 Opportunities Get in Touch Call 855-208-2171
Careers · Job Applicants

Build what communities come home to.

Join a team with more than 20 years of construction experience, rebuilding homes through disaster recovery programs across the Gulf Coast and beyond.

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Why Partners in Construction

A career built on work that matters.

Work that matters

Every project helps a family get back home after a hurricane, flood or severe storm.

A proven foundation

More than two decades in construction, from Austin Windstorm Construction to our sister company, Dalco Roofing.

Multi-state reach

Recovery experience in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and New York, with active work across the Gulf Coast.

What we look for
01Quality
02Excellence
03Professionalism
04Speed
Job Application

Apply online in a few minutes.

Complete the form and upload your resume. Our team reviews every application and will reach out if there is a fit. If you may qualify under HUD Section 3, read the Section 3 opportunities and answer the question on this form.

01Fill in your contact details
02Choose the type of role you want
03Upload your resume and submit
04Say if you are a Section 3 resident or business

Questions? Call 855-208-2171.

Willing to travel for project work?
Are you a Section 3 resident or business?

Optional self-certification. It is not a final decision. We may ask for documents. See who qualifies.

Resume *
Get in Touch

Let’s rebuild, together.

For program administrators, agencies and industry partners. Reach our team directly or send us a message.

Phone855-208-2171 Email[email protected]
Office1177 Butler Rd., League City, TX 77573

Looking for a job? Visit our Careers page to apply. Section 3 workers and Section 3 business concerns can start on the Section 3 page.

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Section 3 · Project Residents

Jobs and contracts where we rebuild.

Partners in Construction, Inc. posts Section 3 opportunities for low- and very low-income residents, and for businesses that hire them, on HUD-funded recovery work.

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The job-site notice is available as a posted notice (PDF).

What Section 3 is

A hiring and contracting rule on HUD-funded work.

Section 3 is part of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 (12 U.S.C. 1701u). When certain HUD funds pay for a project, the jobs, training, and contracting from that money should go, to the greatest extent feasible, to low- and very low-income people. People who receive government help with housing, and people who live where the money is spent, come first. Businesses that give work to those people are included. HUD's current rule is 24 CFR Part 75.

The notice posted for project residents says the same thing in short form. It tells the public, and especially project residents, about jobs created by the federal award. Section 3 does not guarantee a job or a contract. You still have to meet the qualifications of the work, and a business still has to meet the contract. A prior arrest or conviction does not, by itself, remove Section 3 worker or Section 3 business status.

Who qualifies

Three ways HUD describes Section 3 status.

These definitions are for housing and community development assistance, including CDBG-DR. Income limits depend on county and household size. HUD publishes them at HUD income limits.

Section 3 worker

A worker who, now or when hired within the past five years, fit at least one of these and can document it: income for the previous year, or annualized income for the current year, is below the limit HUD sets; the worker is employed by a Section 3 business concern; or the worker is a YouthBuild participant.

Targeted Section 3 worker

A Section 3 worker who is also employed by a Section 3 business concern, lives in the service area or neighborhood of the project (now or when hired within the past five years), or is a YouthBuild participant. The service area is within one mile of the project. If fewer than 5,000 people live inside that mile, it is a circle around the project large enough to include about 5,000 people, using the most recent U.S. Census.

Section 3 business concern

A business that, documented within the last six months, met at least one of these: at least 51 percent owned and controlled by low- or very low-income persons; over 75 percent of the labor hours in the prior three months were worked by Section 3 workers; or at least 51 percent owned and controlled by current public housing residents or by residents who currently live in Section 8-assisted housing.

Posted notice

Preferences on the job-site notice.

The notice Partners in Construction posts on the job site lists these Section 3 preferences, in this order.

01Persons residing in the project area who are of low- to very-low-income.
02Participants in HUD Youthbuild.
03Homeless persons.
04Residents of the local Public Housing Authority.
05Residents of the local Section 8 Housing Assistance Program units.
Where the work is

Areas named on this site and on the notice.

Active program work
Now Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida Idalia · Ian · Irma · Michael
Notice Hurricane Ian CDBG-DR Rehab / Reconstruction
Also Restore Louisiana and Texas GLO Prior work

This website says the company is currently delivering and pursuing program work for Hurricanes Idalia, Ian, Irma, and Michael across Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida. The posted notice names one project: CDBG-DR Rehabilitation / Reconstruction Services, funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program for Hurricane Ian. Recovery experience also includes HUD CDBG-DR and FEMA in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida, and New York. That history is not the project named on the current notice. League City, Texas is the office, not a listed project area.

Opportunities

Trades the notice says we intend to hire or subcontract.

The posted notice lists these positions. Its number-of-jobs column is blank, so this page does not state how many openings there are. The notice also says to ask about apprenticeships, training positions, and qualifications. It does not name a training program.

Trade
Day laborCleaning, pick up trash, etc.
Trade
PaintPaint inside and outside of the house.
Trade
HVAC, plumbing, and electricalAppropriate licensing required for each trade.
Trade
CarpentryExperience with carpenter's tools.
How to apply

Tell us you are interested.

Workers use the careers application. It asks, "Are you a Section 3 resident or business?" That answer is emailed with the application. It is a self-certification, and we may still ask for documents. Section 3 business concerns use the contact form. Say that you are a Section 3 business concern, which trade you can perform, and where you can work.

01Apply on the Careers page and answer the Section 3 question
02Business concerns send a message on Get in Touch
03Or call or email the contact on the posted notice
Contact on the posted notice

Alfredo Diego

Partners in Construction, Inc. For jobs, apprenticeships, training positions, and qualifications.

Phone855-208-2171 Email[email protected]
Office1177 Butler Rd., League City, TX 77573

Download the posted notice (PDF). The job-count column and the start date on that file are blank.