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Deb Durand
VP, Investor & Community Relations
Board Member Profile
Always Dedicated and Devoted
In 1936, Ed Fiore, determined and gritty, launched Eddie Fiore Trucking. His vision and doggedness created a legacy known today as Fiore & Sons Inc. In 1972, son Larry, Diane Fiore, and sons, Mike, Tony, Butch and David took the business to new heights and in 2019, celebrated 60 years.
With more than 325 employees, one of the largest equipment fleets in Colorado, and the recipient of many awards for safety and service, Fiore & Sons, Inc. is today a pioneer heavy civil contractor in Colorado, providing a wide range of civil contracting and management services. Working with owners and developers in the Rocky Mountain region, Fiore & Sons, Inc. maintains the highest level of services and scheduling with a continuous focus on quality and safety. Like the “Fiore family” likes to say, “we do construction down to the ground and from the ground down.”
LISTEN Better. PLAN Better. BUILD Better.
Safety is #1 at Fiore, with senior management making a regular practice of scheduling site visits
Services: site utilities, sitework finish grading, over lot grading, trucking, demolition + environmental & civil construction
Fiore's historic offices are located in Welby at the former "Home of Wonder Bread" legacy property
“As a third-generation family-owned organization, we take great pride in our thriving legacy that dates back to the inception of the organization by our grandfather, Ed Fiore. We owe so much to our incredible culture and to the many field and office staff who have worked with us, side to side, to create the great company that we enjoy today.” Butch Fiore, President and CEO."
Butch Fiore's Personal Story
Being born into a family that has a strong work ethic creates some big shoes to fill. I am the 3rd of 4 sons, born in 1967. The company was already 8 years young when I was born and my Grandparents were running the business out of their house. We lived in Northglenn at the time and we would visit several times a week. Time at Grandma and Grandpa’s house was always an adventure. As toddlers we would ride on the equipment with Dad or Grandpa while they explained what they were doing.
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