Cornerstone Opens Southeast Office in Alliance with Alaska Commercial Contractors

This marks Cornerstone’s first permanent presence in Southeast and its fourth regional location statewide, adding to its thirty-two-year footprint in Alaska, including its headquarters in Anchorage, Interior regional office in Fairbanks, and Northwest regional office in Nome. Cornerstone is a privately held Alaska general contractor employing more than 100 professionals statewide. Past projects include the UAA Alaska Airlines Center, the South Peninsula Hospital expansion project, and the Northern Pacific Airways North Terminal renovation.

“Our team has partnered with project owners in Southeast Alaska for decades, so launching a permanent office inside ACC’s facility is the natural next step in giving people their best construction experience,” says Cornerstone President Joe Jolley. “By combining Cornerstone’s three decades of building expertise with ACC’s deep local knowledge, we will deliver projects faster, more safely, and with even greater community benefit.”

ACC was founded in 2007 and delivers design-build, vertical and civil construction, and specialty concrete services across Southeast. The company’s notable projects includes a design/build project to expand the Juneau Masonic Center, an extensive renovation of Stedman Elementary School in Petersburg, and an interior renovation of the Delta Air Lines area within Juneau International Airport.

“ACC has proudly served southeast Alaska since 2007. Sharing office space with Cornerstone strengthens our shared mission to keep our Southeast commercial, civic, and remote construction work in the hands of hardworking Alaskans,” adds ACC President Doug Courtney.