Construction Manager - General Contractor - Geothermal

OUR HISTORY

1918

1931

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Frank Rewold (left) in downtown Rochester

1955

Roy becomes a manager at his father's company. In 1960, he purchases the company from his father.

Still active on the Meadow Brook estate, Rewold builds Sunset Terrace in 1957 as a retirement home for Alfred and Matilda Wilson. Sunset Terrace is now the President's residence at Oakland University.

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Frank, Frank, and Roy Rewold

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Construction on Sunset Terrace

1962

Frank Rewold and Son is incorporated in the State of Michigan.

Rewold begins to grow as Rochester's most trusted contractor, completing buildings for area businesses like Leader Dogs for the Blind as well as the first dormitory building on OU's campus, Pryale Hall.

1970

Frank Rewold's sudden passing in 1970, puts Roy in full ownership of Frank Rewold and Son. At this time, Roy is also the Mayor of Rochester and a volunteer firefighter. In 1973, Roy's son, Frank, begins cleaning jobsites just as his father did before him. Frank Rewold and Son moves to new offices in Rochester in 1974. By 1980, Frank is promoted to Vice President and begins working with the company's day-to-day operations.

1985

Frank Rewold and Son moves to present location, on Second Street in Rochester.

FRS Office - 333 E Second St-05

2008

Frank Rewold and Son celebrates its 90th year. In 2009, Roy becomes chairman of the board and Frank is named president and CEO. In 2011, Rewold reaches another milestone when the fourth generation of leadership, Frank's son Jason, graduates from Western Michigan University and becomes a member of the Rewold office staff.

With a bevy of multi-million dollar contracts and repeat clients with names such as The Palace of Auburn Hills and Crittenton Hospital Medical Center, Rewold is still acknowledged as one of southeast Michigan's most trusted names in construction.

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Roy with grandsons Max & Jason