Specialties
We specialize in concrete Driveways and sidewalks. Brick Pavers, Masonry Walls, New Construction. Additions, Shell Construction, Commercial and Residential
History
Established in 1996.
Cilas Concrete Construction is owned by Cilas Gilles. Since 1978, Cilas has been working in the construction industry and gaining valuable knowledge and experience. His story is one of overcoming obstacles and achieving the impossible. He worked as a concrete laborer for Blythe and Price and through hard work and determination, he moved up to become a foreman for this flourishing company. Price. Eventually Blythe and Price shut down due to personal reasons and Cilas was motivated to move beyond and aim higher. The owner Jim E. Blythe gave Cilas the idea of going into business on his own due to his leadership and management skills while carrying out various construction projects. In 1996, Cilas became a certified Concrete Contractor in the state of Florida. Cilas then decided to broaden his construction accomplishments and he is currently registered as General Contractor. His dedication, values, and work ethic resonates through every project that he undertakes. Cilas takes pride in pass
Meet the Business Owner: Enol G.
Enol Gilles, graduated with a construction management major at Minnesota State University. Enol has already shown great entrepreneurial promise through the management of various websites, business adventures, and an internship with a notable construction management company in California, all while also being a team captain and running back with great accomplishments for the Minnesota State University football team. Giilles Passed his General Contractors Exam at 24 years old, making him at one time, the youngest General Contractor in South Florida. Gilles says "People say I have accomplished a lot at my age, I say I haven't accomplished anything yet. My ultimate goal is to improve this family business, which started from blood, sweat and tears, and make it not only a dominant force in the construction industry but also to make it a dominant force in this community."