Great Western Services, Inc. (GWS), located in Allentown, Pennsylvania, has been a reputable name in utility construction for over 20 years, primarily serving the Lehigh, Northampton, and surrounding counties. The company is dedicated to delivering safe and efficient construction services for natural gas mains and facilities to both residential and commercial clients. In addition to their core focus on utility construction, GWS also excels in roadway, sidewalk, and curbing restoration work.
GWS prides itself on its long-standing relationships with the communities and local governments it serves, emphasizing a commitment to local employment by hiring a highly qualified workforce from the areas where they operate. This community focus lays the groundwork for GWS to provide services that meet the needs of both clients and the environment.
The company's mission is to deliver safe, timely, and high-quality utility construction services while maintaining competitive pricing. GWS fosters a work environment that prioritizes safety and offers equal opportunities for professional growth to its employees, all while striving to generate repeat business through exceptional service and attention to detail.
Safety is a cornerstone of GWS's operations, underscored by a rigorous Quality Management System (QMS) that complies with ISO standards. This system encompasses comprehensive safety protocols and regular audits to ensure a culture of safety is maintained across all operations. Employees are empowered to observe safety measures actively and are incentivized for outstanding safety performance, collectively reinforcing a proactive approach to risk management.
The company adheres to the highest standards of safety, regulatory compliance, and quality workmanship, asserting its reputation as a reliable contractor of choice for utility construction. GWS’s core values of safety, community, and integrity reflect its dedication to enhancing the quality of life in the communities they serve while ensuring operational excellence in every project.
