Initially, during the late 1960s through the mid 1970s, Component focused on the construction of numerous two-story garden apartments throughout the Northeast and New England regions. With expertise in the realms of framing, sheathing and the installation of interior trim, thousands of wood frame units were soon realized for builders in both the private and public housing sectors.

Throughout the late 1970s into the 1980s, with the rise of commercial office building construction in urban areas, Component Assembly Systems branched into the commercial drywall business specializing in interior tenant fitouts. As the commercial sector grew, so did the need for hotels, hospitals and residential housing. In the 1990s there was a proliferation of federal spending and our work efforts turned to the construction of federal courthouses and office buildings funded by the General Services Administration. A premium example is the Ronald Reagan building in Washington, D.C., a 3.2 million square foot classic federal office building.

During the 1990s Component also completed sports facilities; such as Fleet Center in Boston, United Center in Chicago and the renovation of Madison Square Garden in New York. We were also proud to be part of the construction team that was involved in the renovation of Carnegie Hall, a worldwide landmark. Our firm has completed over 50,000 hotel rooms, corporate commercial office buildings, federal and municipal public buildings, hospitals, sports arenas and special projects - totaling nearly three billion dollars of work in place.