C. J. Coakley Co. Revenue and Competitors

C. J Coakley Co., Inc. is a commercial subcontractor specializing in the installation of drywall, acoustic ceilings, building insulation, plaster, rainscrean systems in the Washington D. C. metropolitan area. C. J. Coakley Co., Inc was founded in 1962 by Connie and Ellen Coakley as a plastering contractor. Fifty five years later the company continues to thrive. We perform work in almost all aspects of commercial construction. Our portfolio includes Corporations, Associations, Government, Military, Hospitals, Hotels, Education, Religious, Museums, Public Institutions, and residential construction. Vision Continuing the legacy of the Company founders, Connie and Ellen Coakley, our team puts a half century of expertise to work building the best facilities, where people LIVE, WORK, LEARN, HEAL, WORSHIP, AND PLAY. We do this with excellence by giving our employees the resources and the tools to be the very best at whatever they do. Mission We take pride in our family values, quality, craftsmanship, and iconic buildings and we bring teh best of our leadership, Innovation, and Experience to work for you. Building your success on ours. Current Corporate projects include MITRE Corporation and Capitol 1 bank. Current Government projects include IMF, Consumer Finance Protection Agency, and Homeland Security. Current Hospital project is the Ambulatory Care center at Andrews Air force Base. Current Hotel Projects include Homewood Suites New York Avenue, Hampton Inn Ballpark, and Homewood Suite at teh Ballpark. Current education projects include American University East Campus expansion. Current Religious projects include Virginia Theological Seminary Chapel ( WBC Star Award Winner), and Turkish American Community Center. Current Museum projects include The African American History Museum, The Natural History Museum, and the Spy Museum. Current Public Institution Projects include the Kennedy Center practice facility, and Fairfax County Public Safety Headquarters. Current Residential projects include Block 4 at Reston Town Center, 909 Half Street, The Latitude, And Arbor Row.