Leed Construction delivers water treatment plants, historic restorations, and general construction projects for the State of Connecticut, the Regional Water Authority, and municipalities across New England — with uncompromising craft, in-house self-performance, and a 25-year track record of running on time and within budget.
Leed Construction partners with the State of Connecticut, the Regional Water Authority, and municipalities across New England on the projects that define communities — clean drinking water, restored landmarks, and the civic infrastructure citizens use every day. Our work is measured in decades, not quarters.
Our Portfolio →
Treatment plant rehabilitation, chemical feed systems, finished-water storage, wastewater process work, and pump stations — performed for the Regional Water Authority, the Town of Manchester, the Town of Wallingford, and the Town of Branford, often without taking a single line out of service.
Explore Water Treatment →Restoration of civic landmarks under State Historic Preservation Office and U.S. Department of the Interior standards — granite repointing, slate roofing, copper coping, hand-fabricated trim, and structural rebuilds threaded through occupied historic buildings.
Explore Historic Restorations →Civic infrastructure, dam and spillway repairs, marina and pier construction, off-grid solar systems, and occupied multi-family rehabilitation — delivered under Construction Management, Design-Build, and traditional Hard Bid procurement, with seven disciplines self-performed in-house.
Custom-built homes, whole-house additions, and gut-renovated kitchens and baths for a small, hand-selected residential portfolio across Connecticut. Commercial discipline, master-craft execution, and an in-house finish team applied to the rooms you actually live in.
Explore Residential →A sampling of recently delivered public works. Each project is the product of close partnership with the agencies and communities we serve.
The public owners, architects and engineers we have delivered work with. References and contacts for any of them are available on request.
No workers' compensation losses in ten years. Every annual loss letter from our insurance carriers, 2016 through 2026, reports zero losses on our policy. Letters are included with any bid or prequalification package.
Public works are public trust. Every project we accept carries a responsibility to taxpayers, regulators, and the communities who will use what we build — and we approach that responsibility with the same craft and discipline we brought to our first project.
Constructability review, budget validation, and risk analysis before the first ground is broken. We surface problems on paper, not in the field.
Project management, supervision, sitework, demolition, concrete, masonry, water treatment equipment installation, roofing, rough and finish carpentry, and painting — all on our payroll, accountable to our standards.
State of CT DAS-certified across water treatment plants, sewer lines, sitework, concrete, carpentry, historic restoration, and general building, and Massachusetts DCAMM-certified for general building construction and historical building restoration — with deep experience navigating state regulations, permits, and procurement.
Twenty-five years of running multiple complex projects in parallel for state, federal, and municipal clients — with the operational discipline to react quickly to the constantly changing construction environment.
Cloud-based project management, mobile field apps, and data-driven estimating — every tool we adopt has to make the work safer, faster, or more accountable. We invest where it pays back to our clients and our crews.
Connect with our in-house preconstruction team to discuss feasibility, delivery method, value engineering, and schedule. Most inquiries receive a response within one business day.
