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FORT MYERS— A construction company that provides pre-construction, earthwork and infrastructure services is relocating its headquarters from Naples to Fort Myers.
The firm, EHC, started development of the new Fort Myers headquarters, a six-acre campus which will include the EHC corporate office, maintenance and repair facilities, equipment storage yard, water management facilities and additional property to triple the size of the operation when needed, according to a news release.
“After 29 years in business and 26 years in the current facility, we decided it was time to centralize and expand,” EHC Inc. President and Owner Jeff Hunt says in the release. “The decision was not taken lightly. Since 2016, we’ve been searching for the right location and the right opportunity for our team and clients.”
The release says EHC began to pursue a new headquarters campus as the company was outgrowing the existing facility, particularly the maintenance and repair facilities. In addition, the site construction company needed to better accommodate in-house training and meeting facilities for human resources and other staff events. The new headquarters is being built on the southeast corner of Canal and VanBuren streets in Fort Myers.
The main headquarters building will have 8,000 square feet of office space and 6,000 square feet for a repair shop.
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