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In 1996, a confident young man stepped out into the construction industry knowing that one day he would own and operate a successful family business. He learned the business from the bottom up, starting out as a helper on the job. Through determination and perseverance he learned the carpentry trade and became a skilled craftsman. He soon went out on his own as a subcontractor and assembled his own crews. He worked for many different drywall companies throughout the Bucks, Montgomery, and Lehigh Counties.
At the close of 1999, Victor had achieved a six-figure income as a subcontractor and decided to take his sole proprietorship to the next level. With the complete support of his crewmembers, Victor established V-Talese Drywall and hit the pavement to pursue general contractors and opportunities to bid for both residential and commercial drywall contracts. Victor secured a line of credit from a local supply company and began to contract work for small local builders and a few commercial contractors from the Harrisburg and Pittsburg areas.
In the 2nd quarter of 2002 V-Talese Drywall had increased its revenues by 100% and its operations had grown so significantly that it warranted the birth of V-Talese Incorporated. Victor asked both his brother and sister to join his company and began the incorporation process in May of 2002. In September of 2002, V-Talese Incorporated received an SBA Loan to fund the expansion of the company. The close of 2002 saw a 422% increase in revenues for V-Talese Drywall. This phenomenal growth is the direct result of a strong sales and marketing technique combined with exceptional quality and customer service practices.
The creation of a formidable management team and strategic hiring marked the introduction of new "value added services" enabling the company to contract interior and exterior design projects in commercial construction in 2003.
Today V-Talese boasts a broad customer base having forged relationships with several local contractors such as Little Builders, Inc., Blue Bell Contracting Corporation, Delran Builders, and Branch Valley Associates, Our repertoire of projects include Montana West, Five Ponds Clubhouse, Harleysville Savings Bank, The Evansburg Village Shoppes, CVS, Barnes and Noble, Old Navy and most recently the new Daimler Chrysler Financial Building.
At the close of 1999, Victor had achieved a six-figure income as a subcontractor and decided to take his sole proprietorship to the next level. With the complete support of his crewmembers, Victor established V-Talese Drywall and hit the pavement to pursue general contractors and opportunities to bid for both residential and commercial drywall contracts. Victor secured a line of credit from a local supply company and began to contract work for small local builders and a few commercial contractors from the Harrisburg and Pittsburg areas.
In the 2nd quarter of 2002 V-Talese Drywall had increased its revenues by 100% and its operations had grown so significantly that it warranted the birth of V-Talese Incorporated. Victor asked both his brother and sister to join his company and began the incorporation process in May of 2002. In September of 2002, V-Talese Incorporated received an SBA Loan to fund the expansion of the company. The close of 2002 saw a 422% increase in revenues for V-Talese Drywall. This phenomenal growth is the direct result of a strong sales and marketing technique combined with exceptional quality and customer service practices.
The creation of a formidable management team and strategic hiring marked the introduction of new "value added services" enabling the company to contract interior and exterior design projects in commercial construction in 2003.
Today V-Talese boasts a broad customer base having forged relationships with several local contractors such as Little Builders, Inc., Blue Bell Contracting Corporation, Delran Builders, and Branch Valley Associates, Our repertoire of projects include Montana West, Five Ponds Clubhouse, Harleysville Savings Bank, The Evansburg Village Shoppes, CVS, Barnes and Noble, Old Navy and most recently the new Daimler Chrysler Financial Building.