Since 1920

Imagine a couple of workers – with their own tools, an old Ford pick-up, and a couple of stepladders– entrusted to build and maintain the structures of a small Midwestern town.

The year was 1920. There were no power tools, no mobile phones, no penicillin. Murray Ferguson was 19 years old and had just returned to Sidney, Ohio, after serving in World War I. He joined his father in the construction industry, and when his father fell ill, Murray took over the young company. With only 10 employees, he not only built buildings, but the foundation of a company whose reputation would soon exemplify quality, integrity, and an unparalleled commitment to customer satisfaction.

One hundred years later, with more than 210 craftspeople in the field, and an administrative support team of over 75, Ferguson Construction is still known as a values-based, family company that goes the extra mile to provide on-time and on-budget performance.  Specializing in creating healthcare, commercial, government, educational, industrial, retail, and manufacturing spaces, Ferguson’s diverse portfolio includes projects of all sizes from renovations and retrofits to new builds.

Read more in the 100-Year Anniversary Book.