100 Years of Building the Extraordinary ®
“As we celebrate 100 years of Zachry, we honor our humble beginnings and recognize the tens of thousands of people who quite literally built our success. Zachry began with three bridges outside a border town in South Texas. From that humble beginning grew a business that worked in more than 40 states and 16 countries. What remains the same, however, is the one consistent truth in Zachry’s history – the real key is the people. We will face our next century with the same grit, innovation, enthusiasm, and concern for others that led us to where we are today.”
David Zachry
President and CEO
100 Years of Excellence
These statistics highlight Zachry’s incredible achievements throughout the past 100 years showcasing the company’s dedication and innovation. Together, we will keep dreaming big for a brighter future.
1,000,000+
Team Members
5,500
ZCC Projects
1,228
25-Year Club
Members
950
Hotel Rooms
3
Generations of
Family Leadership
6
Aggregate
Quarries
40
Completed work
in 40 States
1,024,786
Miles of Roads
Built by ZCC
16
Countries and 2 US Territories of
Completed Work
Global Impact
The interactive map below is a glimpse into Zachry’s vast portfolio of more than 5,500 projects, showcasing projects the company has undertaken in the United States and around the globe. From converting a vital facility from the Manhattan Project into the Capitol Aggregates cement plant to pioneering modular construction with the Palacio del Rio Hotel, our endeavors span a wide spectrum. Zachry’s work includes constructing major transportation projects, responding swiftly to historical events like Pearl Harbor, and contributing to global infrastructure in locations like the Sinai Desert and Spain. With a diverse array of projects ranging from dams and highways to hospitals and airports, Zachry’s impact is worldwide.
Retiree Testimonials
We have generously given our time, talent, and resources to support and improve the communities where we live. The following retiree testimonials are only a tiny fraction of our achievements. They are, however, representative of our history and a part of the foundation of our future.
