Forty yearsin the field
DTM Construction is a commercial and industrial general contractor in Huntsville, Alabama. The man who runs your job has been running job sites since 1986.
What we build
Schools and athletic facilities. Industrial and process work. Federal work under the Army Corps of Engineers. Commercial buildings.
We do not list a market we cannot evidence. Every one of the four above appears in the project record with a role, a firm and a date attached to it.
Where we build
DTM Construction works out of Huntsville and takes work across North Alabama and the Tennessee Valley.
Redstone Arsenal is why the Corps of Engineers experience on this page reads naturally here. Federal work in North Alabama has its own standards for documentation, quality control and safety, and they are not learned on the job.
How we work
Preconstruction and constructability review before a shovel moves. Schedule and production planning. Subcontractor coordination and trade sequencing. Daily production management. Safety leadership. Quality control. Punch list and closeout.
The end of a job is where reputations are made. A project that finishes clean, on the date it said, with a short punch list, is the only reference that matters.
Who runs your job
David Macon. Forty years in the field, OSHA 30, Quality Control certified, and a $78M high school handed over.
Most contractors will not tell you who your superintendent is until after you sign. We put his name on the front page because he is the reason to hire us.
Your superintendent, by name
David Macon has run commercial and industrial job sites since 1986. Five firms, one trade, no gaps in the record.
He has led field supervision on a $78M high school and is currently leading construction of $28M in gymnasium facilities. He has managed crews of more than 150 field personnel, coordinated multiple active job sites at once, and spent fourteen years as safety and quality control lead on Army Corps of Engineers work under a Single Award Task Order Contract.
- OSHA 30
- Quality Control Certified
- First Aid and CPR
- Fall Protection
- Scaffold
- Forklift and Aerial Lift
Projects
Every project below names the role and the contracting firm, so an owner can verify it with one phone call.
$78M High School
Field supervision led by David Macon for Thrash Commercial Contractors.
DeliveredView $28,000,000$28M Gymnasium Facilities
Construction currently led by David Macon for Thrash Commercial Contractors.
In progressView SATOCArmy Corps of Engineers Program
Safety and quality control led by David Macon for Southeastern Industrial Construction.
DeliveredView 14 yearsIndustrial Construction Program
Field operations led by David Macon for Southeastern Industrial Construction.
DeliveredView 17 yearsCommercial Building Program
Field supervision led by David Macon for Eugene Turner Construction and Hale Building Company.
DeliveredViewMarkets
Education
Schools and athletic facilities, including a $78 million high school and $28 million in gymnasium facilities.
View 02Federal and Army Corps of Engineers
Fourteen years of Army Corps of Engineers work under a Single Award Task Order Contract.
View 03Industrial
Fourteen years of industrial construction, multi site, in working plant environments.
View 04Commercial
The through line of the whole record, from 1986 to today.
ViewWhat we have, and what we do not publish yet
OSHA 30. Quality Control certified. Fall Protection, Scaffold, Aerial Lift. Forty years without a career built on shortcuts.
DTM Construction does not publish an EMR or a TRIR, because as a new entity it does not yet have a rated history to publish. We would rather say that here than leave you to find it out later. What we can show you is on the safety page.
Invite us to bid
Send the drawings, the schedule and the date it has to be finished. You will speak to the man who would run the job, not a business development office.
Our project line is answered by an automated assistant that takes your project details and connects you with our team.
Current clients: (256) 225-1193