For more than 20 years, Rojac Construction has provided various companies throughout Maui with premier civil engineering, demolition, and construction services. Centrally located in Wailuku, HI, these commercial contractors have been directly involved in the construction of major roadways, underground utilities, and subdivisions throughout the island.

As civil engineers, their job encompasses practically everything that allows a modern society to function. Anything that involves or relies on civic infrastructure falls under the scope of civil engineering. In addition to the aforementioned, this includes buildings, bridges, tunnels, water supply systems, and public sanitation. From the moment you wake up and take a shower to the long drive home from the office, you're encountering the work of civil engineers.

Because it is often considered one of the oldest forms of engineering (if not the oldest), feats of civil engineering are not required to be overwhelmingly complex. However, with so many innovations in technology, architecture, and various sciences, civil engineers are constantly designing and constructing increasingly impressive structures and systems to best meet the needs of modern civilization.

The civil engineering work of Rojac Construction can be found all over Maui. Some of the projects they’ve brought to life include the Piilani Village Shopping Center, the Kaheawa Wind Farm, and the Kuikahi Drive and Maui Lani Parkway extension. Not only has the company been in business for two solid decades, but collectively their team has more than 70 years of experience in the construction industry. Their expertise is why much of their clientele comes back for repeat work.

If you’re a developer in Maui looking for a reliable and reputable civil engineering and construction company, choose Rojac Construction. To speak to the commercial contractors, call them today at (808) 986-1105. For more information about their services, visit their website, where you can find an in-depth resume with information on some of their biggest projects.