About Us
CT Wilson Construction Company is a third-generation, family-owned commercial general contractor headquartered in Durham, North Carolina with an additional office in Greensboro.
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1952Charles T. Wilson, Sr. established CT Wilson Construction to perform preconstruction and construction management services in Durham and the surrounding area.
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1969Charles “Charlie” T. Wilson, Jr. joined his father after serving in the United States Navy.
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1997Charles "Charlie" T. Wilson, III joined the family business, becoming the majority owner and President in 2016.
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2017CT Wilson opened an additional office in Greensboro, NC.
A Statement on Inclusion
CT Wilson is committed to providing access and opportunities for businesses owned by ethnic minorities and women; groups that have been historically underutilized in the construction market. We have developed an Equal Business Opportunity Plan to encourage the participation of firms categorized by a governing authority as a minority business enterprise, including but not limited to HUB firms, MWBEs, and SDMWOB firms. CT Wilson is dedicated to having minority companies provide contractor support on projects that are constructed or managed by our firm. We provide access and opportunities within the context of the local municipality’s plan and within the constraints and obligations of national and state statutes. Our Inclusion Policy.
Awards
- 2023
Carolina’s Associated General Contractors (CAGC) Community Impact Award for TROSA designed by MHAworks
- 2022
Preservation NC Gertrude S. Carraway Award of Merit for Lenoir Cotton Mill (Blue Bell Mill) designed by Rowhouse Architects
- 2022
Capital Area Preservation Group 50th Annual Anthemion Award in the Adaptive Reuse and Commercial Rehabilitation Category for Transfer Co. Food Hall (Stone’s Warehouse) designed by Clearscapes Art + Architecture
- 2022
Durham Magazine “Best of Durham” Commercial Builder Category
- 2021
NC Dept. of Commerce Rural Economic Development Division Main Street Award Best Adaptive Reuse Project Grey Hosiery Mill in Hendersonville designed by Tise-Kiester Architects
- 2021
NC Dept. of Commerce Rural Economic Development Division Main Street Award of Merit Warrenton Town Hall designed by Belk Architecture
- 2021
Preservation NC Gertrude S Caraway Award of Merit Warrenton Town Hall designed by Belk Architecture
- 2020
Carolina’s AGC Presidential Award for No Lost Time Accidents
- 2019
Carolina’s AGC Presidential Award for Safety Excellence
- 2019
United Minority Contractors of North Carolina (UMCNC) Inaugural Cook Off Second Place Winner
- 2019
Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Junction West + Cherokee HQ designed by Clearscapes Art + Architecture
- 2019
Business North Carolina Mid-Market Fast 40 Winner
- 2017
National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) South Atlantic Region Safety Excellence Award
- 2016
Silver Level Project from the Stewardship Development Project of the Greater Triangle for Kent Corner designed by DTW Architects and Planners
- 2016
AIA South Atlantic Region Honor Award for Camp Graham Girl Scouts of NC Coastal Pines designed by Weinstein Friedlein Architects
- 2016
AIA North Carolina Honor Award for Camp Graham Girl Scouts of NC Coastal Pines designed by Weinstein Friedlein Architects
- 2016
Triangle Business Journal Family Business Award – Extra Large Company Category
- 2014
Preservation Durham Green Award for SEEDS Community Garden designed by MHAWorks
- 2013
Preservation Durham George and Mary Payne Award for Maureen Joy Charter School designed by DTW Architects
- 2011
AIANC Merit Award for the Raleigh Contemporary Arts Museum designed by Clearscapes, PA in conjunction with Pugh + Scarpa
- 2011
AIANC Tower Award for the Raleigh Contemporary Arts Museum designed by Clearscapes, PA in conjunction with Pugh + Scarpa