McAbee Construction Ownership and Leadership Update

Kenneth W. Todd Named Co-CEO Kenneth W. Todd has been named Co-Chief Executive Officer of McAbee Construction, serving alongside Leroy McAbee Sr. Kenneth will also retain the title of President. The appointment was made at the company’s Board of Directors meeting on October 16, 2026. Since joining McAbee in 2003 as a Project Manager Assistant,…
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McAbee Announces Leadership Change

Following his retirement as Chief Operating Officer, Wendell McAbee will continue with the company as Executive Advisor, providing insight, historical perspective, and guidance as needed. In this role, he will have no direct reports or day-to-day management responsibilities. He will also continue serving on the Board of Directors and as ESOP Trustee.

ESOP Update

We are pleased to announce that the ESOP has purchased an additional 232,900 shares, bringing its ownership of the company to 68.98%. This milestone further strengthens employee ownership and our shared commitment to the company’s long-term success.

Highwire Recognizes its Safest Contractors & Vendors

Highwire, the Contractor Success platform for builders and owners of capital projects, has announced the recipients of its prestigious safety awards. McAbee Construction, Inc. has received the Gold Safety Award. This award is presented to companies who score between 85-94 on the Safety Assessment administered by Highwire.

McAbee Announces Leadership Change

Tuscaloosa, AL – McAbee Construction, Inc. (McAbee), an industrial contractor in Tuscaloosa, has announced updates to its leadership effective October 1, 2024. Ken Todd has been named President and Lee Bailey has been named Executive Vice President. Wendell McAbee, former President and COO has retained his position as COO. Ken Todd launched his career with…
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In the News | How to Beat Tuscaloosa’s Soaring Heat

Asher Redd, WVUA 23, June 14, 2022 Everything we have always hated about summer hit us like a Mack truck yesterday, but this is only the beginning. Monday saw temperatures hit 96 degrees, even though it felt much hotter. Temperatures are set to only increase as the week continues. Kevin Lancaster, who is the superintendent of…
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