Crossland Construction earned recognition across 15 construction markets in Engineering News-Record’s 2026 Top 400 Review+, highlighting the range of work our teams are delivering across the country.
From retail and education to healthcare, water and wastewater, industrial, and energy projects, the rankings point to something that has long been part of who we are: a willingness to take on new challenges, figure things out, and keep moving forward.
Earlier this year, we also moved up to #47 on ENR’s 2026 Top 400 Contractors list, continuing the momentum after breaking into the Top 50 in 2025.
2026 ENR Top Contractor Rankings
We ranked nationally in the following categories:
- #3 – Retail
- #8 – Mixed Use
- #8 – Water Treatment / Desalination Plants
- #10 – Entertainment / Casinos
- #13 – Wastewater Treatment
- #14 – Chemical (Non-Petroleum)
- #15 – Refineries and Petrochemical Plants
- #16 – Sewer and Waste
- #17 – Water Supply
- #18 – Fossil Fuel
- #20 – Government Offices
- #20 – Education
- #21 – General Building
- #25 – Health Care
- #44 – Oil & Gas
Among the highlights, we ranked #3 in the nation for retail construction, #8 in Mixed Use, and #8 in Water Treatment and Desalination Plants. We also ranked #21 in General Building with $2.647 billion in reported 2025 revenue.
Built To Take On What’s Next
We’ve always believed in building a diverse portfolio of work. That approach has helped us stay strong through changing markets, but more importantly, it has given our teams the experience to take on just about any challenge that comes our way.
We’re community builders at heart. Whether it’s a school, hospital, manufacturing facility, retail development, water treatment plant, or public project, we’re drawn to work that helps communities grow and move forward.
That variety has also shaped the way we build. With experienced teams and strong self-perform capabilities, we’re not afraid to take on something new. Time and again, a project or challenge has come along that may have seemed just outside our wheelhouse, and our response has been simple: We can do that.
That mindset has pushed us forward for nearly 50 years. We figure things out, bring the right people to the table, and find a way to get the job done.
Our presence across 15 ENR market rankings shows just how far that mindset has taken us — and the range of work our people are capable of delivering.
Built For Water and Wastewater Construction
Some of our strongest rankings this year came in water and wastewater construction:
#8 – Water Treatment and Desalination Plants
#13 – Wastewater Treatment
#16 – Sewer and Waste
#17 – Water Supply
This work has been part of the Crossland story for decades. In 1993, we started Crossland Heavy Contractors to bring a more specialized focus to water, wastewater, and heavy civil construction.
Since then, our teams have continued to grow their expertise while taking on increasingly complex projects that help communities expand, improve aging infrastructure, and prepare for what’s next.
It’s work that doesn’t always get the spotlight, but it matters every day. Water and wastewater systems support homes, schools, hospitals, businesses, and growing communities.
And like so much of what we do, these projects come down to problem-solving. They require experienced people, strong coordination, self-perform capabilities, and a willingness to work through whatever the project puts in front of us.
That’s been Crossland Heavy Contractors’ approach from the beginning.
Building The Places Communities Depend On
We also ranked among the nation’s leading contractors in retail, education, healthcare, government, entertainment, and mixed-use construction.
Those rankings cover a broad mix of the work our teams are doing every day across the country.
From public and institutional projects to commercial developments and private-sector work, that range has become a big part of who we are today.
For us, that kind of diversity has always been a strength. It keeps our teams learning, keeps us flexible, and helps us continue building the kinds of projects our communities need.
That’s why these projects matter to us.
Growing Without Forgetting How We Got Here
A ranking can tell you how much work a company completed. It can’t tell you what it took to get there.
It doesn’t show the crews starting before sunrise. The superintendent working through a tough schedule. The project manager finding another solution. The craft professional getting the details right. Or the teams behind the scenes making sure our people have what they need to keep moving.
That’s what built Crossland.
Nearly 50 years ago, we started small with a willingness to work hard, take care of people, and say yes to opportunities that helped us grow.
A lot has changed since then.
That mindset hasn’t.
We’ll keep taking on tough projects. We’ll keep learning. We’ll keep figuring things out. And we’ll keep building the places and infrastructure that move communities forward.
Because at Crossland, we’re still doing what we’ve always done:
Building So Much More.
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