We are one of Philadelphia’s largest locally owned construction firms, bringing a personal, service-first approach to every job. INTECH’s principals are second-generation leaders who have helped shape the company for decades, driven by the integrity of our co-founders. Their combined 160+ years of industry experience, complementary strengths, and a shared commitment to excellence help guide INTECH’s legacy.
Built on Trust.
Focused on Excellence.
Since 1986, INTECH Construction has combined craftsmanship, quality, and integrity to deliver standout projects across the region. Our team is a group of hands-on individuals whose guidance and vision have helped establish INTECH as a trusted source of construction excellence.
Founders Will Schwartz and Craig Sabatino incorporate INTECH January 13, located in Center City Philadelphia at 1728 Spruce Street
First invoice — Eyes of the Future ($1,800)
First project as construction manager — Philadelphia Eagles Practice Facility
1987
First self-performed project as general contractor — Nazareth Convent
First historically certified building — Metro Centre, 1027 Arch Street
1988
Office relocates to Manayunk at 5312-18 Ridge Avenue
1989
First notable Center City project — Shops at Liberty Place
First of many projects for Abington Memorial Hospital — Beardwood Auditorium
1992
First of many projects for Thomas Jefferson University — Orthopedics fit-out
1993
First of nine Home Depot Stores — Bensalem, PA
1994
First of many projects for Inter-Academic Schools and William Penn Charter School — New Dining Facility
1995
32-story interior fit-out — PNC Bank Center 1600 Market Street
1996
First of many projects for Drexel University — Van Rensselaer Hall
1997
Office relocates to University City at One Drexel Plaza, 3001 Market Street
1999
First corporate office campuses — Alexander Park, Westbrook Corporate Center
2000
First of many projects for the University of Pennsylvania — Facilities and Real Estate Services
2003
Largest building constructed to date — U.S. Postal Service Processing and Distribution Facility (1.1 million SF)
2006
First significant design-build project — Drexel University Race Street Hall
2007
$60 million renovation completed in seven months — Philadelphia Park Casino and Racetrack
2008
First LEED-certified project — Wexford Science Center @ 3711 Market Street
2009
First significant hospitality project — Hotel Palomar
2011
Most award-winning project — Curtis Institute of Music, Lenfest Hall
2012
Next generation Principals promoted, as the first step in INTECH’s long-term perpetuity plan – Joe Kelly, Blaise Lutz, Dave Maguire, and Phil Moses
2013
First new construction project at The Navy Yard — Courtyard Philadelphia South
2015
Office relocates to 3020 Market Street
2016
INTECH’s work touches every student residence (and bed) at University of Pennsylvania — Hill College House
2017
Co-Founder Will Schwartz retires from INTECH
Project Director Phil Rinaldi promoted to Director of Renovations and Interiors
Andrew O’Donnell promoted to Principal
2021
Leadership transition — Phil Moses named President, Blaise Lutz named Chief Financial Officer
2022
Preconstruction Director Brad Ryals promoted to Director of Preconstruction Services
Tom Hajek re-joins INTECH as Director of Healthcare Services
2023
Five employees promoted to Associate Principal —
Zach Baron, Brian Conway, Dave Hofmann, Darrin Reazor, and Brad Ryals
2024
Co-Founder Craig Sabatino transitions from Principal to Chairman Emeritus
2025
Two employees promoted to Associate Principal — Colleen Mills and Phil Rinaldi