WarrenBuilds

Every career starts somewhere. We're excited to welcome Jefferson Kinyua, a student at Morgan State University, to the WarrenBuilds team this summer as he gains hands-on experience and builds a strong foundation for a career in construction.

Building stronger communities goes beyond construction projects. It’s creating opportunities, investing in people, and helping open doors for future generations in our industry.

As an MBE contractor, we remain committed to building pathways in construction through leadership, workforce development, mentorship, and community impact.

Let today serve as both a reflection on the past and a reminder of the work still ahead.

🏟️ Your next project could seat 45,000 fans!

WarrenBuilds is hiring a Sr. Project Engineer/APM to help support high-profile stadium and commercial construction projects across the region.

From first pitch to final out — help build the fan experience.
We’re looking for someone who thrives in fast-paced environments, enjoys solving problems in the field, and wants to help build the ballparks and experiences fans never forget.

Experience in the following is a plus:
✔️ Project coordination
✔️ Field operations
✔️ Scheduling & documentation
✔️ Subcontractor communication
✔️ Large-scale commercial construction

Apply today:
🌐 warrenbuilds.us

🏫 The next school you help build could impact thousands of students for generations to come.

Prince George’s County Public Schools is one of the largest school systems in Maryland, serving more than 130,000 students across the county — and WarrenBuilds is proud to help support the infrastructure behind those communities.

We’re hiring a Site Superintendent to help lead educational and community construction projects throughout the region.

This role is about more than schedules and job walks. It’s about building safe, modern spaces where students learn, teachers lead, and communities grow.

From first day drop-offs to graduation day memories — your work matters.

Apply today:
🌐 warrenbuilds.us

WarrenBuilds completed exterior concrete sitework and pedestrian hardscape improvements as part of the new Suitland High School replacement project for Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Our scope included sidewalks, courtyard paving, planter walls, and ADA-accessible pathways integrated throughout the campus. The project required precise coordination with landscaping, architectural façade elements, and site utilities to deliver a clean, functional, and durable outdoor environment.

The new 389,108-square-foot facility will serve approximately 2,000 students across the Comprehensive High School (CHS) and Center for Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA), providing modern learning environments designed to support both academic and arts-focused instruction.

We’re excited to officially welcome car enthusiast and Site Superintendent, Michael Flores, to the WarrenBuilds team!

With 12+ years in construction, OSHA 1030 training, First Aid/CPR/AED certifications, and hands-on field leadership experience, Michael brings a strong focus on coordination, safety, and teamwork to the WB crew.

Michael joined WarrenBuilds after hearing from a current colleague about the company culture and team environment—and wasted no time jumping in, kicking off his first project with us on Phase 1 of the Orioles Park renovation project.

A few things you should know about Michael:
🍳 His go-to meal? A granola bar or Chick-fil-A
🎮 Unwinds by spending time with his son, working out, or gaming after work
🛠️ Loves learning new things in Bluebeam
📅 Keeps projects moving by coordinating schedules and making sure crews are set up for success each day

We’re excited to have Michael on the team—drop a welcome in the comments below!

WarrenBuilds was proud to volunteer at one of the four annual Maryland Construction Career Days hosted by Maryland Center for Construction Education & Innovation(MCCEI).

Kwesi Akoto is joined with Andy Kobus and Thomas (TJ) Hance, MBA. It takes a village to show what's possible. Over 1,000 high schoolers joined us to explore construction, engineering, and architecture careers.

Our entire industry is working together to build the next generation of talent. Our shared goal is simple: expose more students to real career opportunities and help strengthen the future workforce.

The next event takes place September 16 in Baltimore. We encourage industry professionals to get involved and volunteer.

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We recently had the opportunity to visit students participating in the DC Students Construction Trades Foundation at Phelps Architecture, Construction and Engineering High School.

What made the experience especially meaningful was watching the students react to WarrenBuilds’ 25-year anniversary video. When they learned that Shane Warren grew up and attended school in the area, you could feel the room shift a bit.

It stopped becoming “some construction company.”
It became someone from their community who built something real.
We believe representation matters.

Several students stayed afterward to ask questions, grab business cards, and talk about careers in construction management and the trades. One student has already reached out for guidance as he prepares to attend UDC to pursue construction management.

Moments like this are a reminder that workforce development is showing young people what’s possible.

Big thanks to Mr. Carroll and the DC Students Construction Trades Foundation for creating this opportunity to connect with the next generation of builders and to Kwesi Akoto for sharing your personal journey and experiences with the next generation of builders.