Seravalli Inc. is an award-winning, second-generation construction firm that has been proudly serving the Philadelphia, PA and the Delaware Valley since 1962. As a full-service general contractor, we complete a wide range of projects in both the public and private sectors. Seravalli has the experience necessary to provide overall project management, from commencement through completion.
Using advanced technology and construction methods, with hands-on management, we have established a reputation as an industry leader.
Using advanced technology and construction methods, with hands-on management, we have established a reputation as an industry leader.
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Seravalli Inc. is dedicated to providing a safe work environment and maintaining an accident free workplace. Seravalli's safety program is driven from the top down, and senior management insists that safety be the top priority. Frequent jobsite inspections by our executives help reinforce management's commitment to safety.
Scope: Construction of Philadelphia's first "green" street on the 800 block of Percy Street in South Philadelphia. This project showcased porous paving, a specially designed pavement system that allows water to infiltrate through the pavement and never become runoff. This system provides the structural support of conventional asphalt pavement, but is constructed of a porous surface and an underground stone reservoir.
Seravalli, Inc. has a modern, extensive fleet of heavy equipment and trucks that are available for rent, with the most experienced operators, by the day, week, or month. We have a full line of Backhoes, Excavators, Dozers, Track Loaders, Rubber Tire Loaders, Skidsteers, Dirt and Paving Rollers, Concrete Cutters, Tri-Axle Dump Trucks, Tractors and Trailers, Stake Bodies, Stone Throwers, Crushers and Screeners, and Sweeper and Water Trucks.
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Patricia Stauffer
Feb 02, 2022
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Mecki Gasior
Jan 24, 2022
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Ferdy Bird
Sep 25, 2021
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I was just hung up on twice when i called to complain about a worker of theirs putting his face in my sister's car. When I looked up at him he said "relax nobody is looking at you, I was looking at the car." And we exchanged words. I then approached his supervisor who in turn said he didn't hear anything and proceeded to ignore and dismiss me by tossing his phone in the air, then catching it as it came back down like some type of trick to answer it. So since he wouldn't listen I decided to call the office. The woman asked me what happened and when I told her she said "so what did they do?" I asked
Gary Bell
Sep 12, 2021
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Rd Street Admin
Feb 08, 2021
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William Crawford
Oct 09, 2020
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R. Santiago
Jun 16, 2020
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Jazmin Meadows
Aug 31, 2019
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John Boyle
Nov 27, 2017
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