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In January 2024, Clancy & Theys Construction Company reached a milestone: 75 years in the industry. Clancy & Theys is a privately owned, family-run construction firm headquartered in Raleigh, NC. The year-long celebration will encompass internal and external events to engage team members, partners, and communities that have made the last 75 years possible. “Three-quarters…
Greenville, S.C. August 16, 2023 — Clancy & Theys Construction Company has hired Brandon Scott as the Vice President, Upstate Division Manager, and Matthew Praytor as the Vice President, Project Development and Operations, providing a natural expansion of the company’s footprint to Upstate South Carolina with a new Greenville office. “With the population growth in the…
The Charlotte division of Clancy & Theys Construction Company has hired Sean Quinn as their newest Project Executive for the Healthcare market. Quinn brings 16 years of experience managing hospital and medical office building projects across the Southeast. Quinn’s industry expertise, knowledge of the technical side of construction, and familiarity with the Charlotte healthcare market…
Baker Glasgow has been named the new president of Clancy & Theys following David T. “Tim” Clancy’s retirement. As of January 1, 2022, Baker began his role as president. He will define and lead corporate strategy and vision, oversee the company’s operations, and strengthen the organization’s infrastructure, systems and processes. Baker has a legacy of…
Tim Clancy, President of Clancy & Theys Construction Company and a longtime member of Carolinas AGC (CAGC), promoted well-paying, high-tech jobs available now in the construction industry, during the August 24th taped interview in the Newsmaker segment of Bottom Line, a weekly televised program that analyzes business and economic trends from a North Carolina perspective….
Several buildings in downtown Raleigh were engulfed in flames after a fire broke out after 10 p.m. in a building under construction. The Metropolitan, a five-story apartment project that was under construction on Jones Street, appears to be completely destroyed. Banner Real Estate Group and construction firm Clancy & Theys were building the project. Today, they released a joint…
