Allan Myers, a heavy civil construction and materials company has purchased certain assets of the Daisy Construction and Edgemoor Materials, two companies based in northern Delaware. Myers is based in Montgomery County, PA in suburban Philadelphia.
The purchase includes two hot mix asphalt plants in Elkton, MD. and Wilmington. As part of the acquisition, Allan Myers will assume the companies’ existing construction contracts and will hire nearly 200 former Daisy/Edgemoor employees.
Daisy was founded in Delaware by Leonard Iocono, nearly 40 years ago, after he got out of the service. The company grew into a regional player in the heavy-highway side of the business.
“This acquisition allows us to further strengthen our competitive position in the market,” said A. Ross Myers, CEO of Allan Myers, Inc. “This is great news for our employees and our customers. Both companies have similar core values, including a high standard for customer service and quality craftsmanship, enabling them to fit well into the Allan Myers culture and continue our drive for excellence.”
Edgemoor Materials consists of two asphalt plants that support Daisy Construction projects and outside customers. As of the acquisition, Allan Myers has five regional offices, five aggregate quarries and 14 asphalt plants in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Founded in 1939, Allan Myers does work in site development, transportation, design-build and water-related projects. The company is based in Worcester, PA.
The company has more than 2,000 equipment operators and construction professionals covering six states,
In 2015, three entities – Allan A. Myers, American Infrastructure and Independence Construction Materials – combined to form Allan Myers. Further information is available at www.allanmyers.com
