E. C. CALDEJON CONSTRUCTION

      Since its inception in 1986, E. C. CALDEJON CONSTRUCTION has been one of the most dynamic companies in the Province of Cavite and nearby provinces engaging in site development, road, and building constructions.
     
      The company was founded in 1986 by an enterprising civil engineer, Engr. EDMUNDO C. CALDEJON, taking with him his vast experience as a consultant of D.C.C.D. Engineering Corporation detailing at the Department of Public Works and Highways handling notably the Philippine Japan Highway Loan (PJHL) projects.

      The company ventured into government projects in the province of Cavite, particularly with the Municipalities of Rosario, General Trias and Indang.

      The Cavite Economic Zone (P.E.Z.A.-Cavite) located at Rosario, Cavite was then starting to become the favorite location of foreign investors wanting to do business in the Philippines. Setting his sights on the booming construction activities at C.E.Z., the company was able to secure contracts of site development, road, and building constructions with the newly founded companies like Phil Star Hosiery Inc. (a Korean firm), and Ito Parts Mfg. Corp. (a Japanese firm). E. C. CALDEJON CONSTRUCTION has bloomed into a well-rounded construction company specializing in civil and site developments.

      Today E. C. CALDEJON CONSTRUCTION, taking into consideration the numerous projects it has accomplished, continues to be one of the more prominent construction companies servicing the needs of foreign investors as well as the projects of the provinces of Cavite, Laguna and other nearby provinces.

      The company’s commitment to professionalism and highest  quality of work standard has earned several recognitions from its clients. It now enjoys the enviable reputation as a trustworthy, professional, and reliable company.

      While nourishing the fruits of all its endeavor, the company continues to be inspired by its vision of: “to be one of the pillars
in the continuous development and progress, not only of Cavite but of the Philippines as a whole.”