S+H Construction Inc.

S+H Construction, Inc., in Cambridge, Mass., has been devoted to high-quality craftsmanship in residential renovation and new construction for nearly 30 years. Its team consists of about 60 experienced and professional project managers, job supervisors, master carpenters, and craftsmen. The firm is known for its expertise in historical restorations and renovations, blending traditional architecture with modern technologies. But it is equally adept at building steel-and-glass contemporary homes. S+H is also committed to “green’’ design and is planning the launch of an alternative energy photovoltaic system for residential and select commercial properties. The team—known for being accessible, open, and friendly—ensures projects run smoothly and efficiently. The mission is to create projects that withstand the test of time, and enhance the beauty and financial value of customers’ homes. The firm has won many awards, including the 2007 Best of Boston Award for General Contractor from Boston Magazine; a gold award in the 2007 Best of the Best Design Award competition sponsored by Professional Remodeler magazine; and the 2007 National Contractor of the Year Award, Eastern Massachusetts region from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.

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MEET THE LEADERS

Lifelong friends Alex Slive and Doug Hanna began their construction careers while college students in 1979, restoring and renovating buildings and condominiums on the waterfront and in the North End of Boston. Now, more than 25 years later, their company, S+H Construction, Inc., is one of the region’s premiere companies.

Doug Hanna, president of S+H Construction, is a graduate of Cambridge High and Latin School and attended the University of Massachusetts. He has a Massachusetts construction supervisor license and is OSHA certified. He is a member of the Builders Association of Greater Boston; the National Association of the Remodeling Industry; and the National Association of Home Builders. He also has worked extensively with the Cambridge Historical Commission. The father of three, he has served on the governmental affairs committee and as a member of the board of directors of Cambridge Youth Hockey. A history buff, he has traveled the world, including Europe, China, and India. He plays guitar and enjoys mountain biking.