Charles T. Wilson, Sr. graduates from North Carolina State University with a degree in Construction Engineering.
1939
1952
CT Wilson was founded by Charles T. Wilson, Sr. and later incorporated in 1955.
1966
CT Wilson is contracted to build a design by architect Don Stewart, which later becomes home to the Chapel Hill Public Library. In 2016, the new owner, the UNC Arts & Sciences Foundation, hires Charles T. Wilson, III to remodel the historic building led by WFA Architects.
1969
Charles T. Wilson, Jr. (NCSU 1965) returns from the Navy and joins his father in the family business.
1980
Charles T. Wilson, Jr. becomes President of CT Wilson Construction and majority owner.
1993
Charles T. Wilson, III graduates from North Carolina State University with a degree in Civil Engineering specializing in Construction Management. He is accepted into the Graduate Engineering program at the University of Texas at Austin.
1995
Charles T. Wilson, Jr. creates the Charles T. Wilson Scholarship in memory of his late father. He endows the CT Wilson Construction Association of General Contractors (AGC) Student Chapter fund in honor of his father’s role in founding the student chapter.
1997
Charles T. Wilson, III joins his father in the company business.
2009
CT Wilson named Best General Contractor by Carolinas Associated General Contractors (CAGC).
2016
Charles T. Wilson, III becomes President of CT Wilson Construction and majority owner.
2017
CT Wilson Construction opens an office in Greensboro, NC at the recently completed Revolution Mill - a 600,000sf multi-million dollar historic, mixed-use redevelopment project that began in 2013.
2018
CT Wilson invests in Building Information Technology (BIM).
2019
CT Wilson hires a consultant, EOS, to develop a strategic company growth plan to maintain the Wilson legacy for generations to come. The new company structure allows for employees to move up to Executive positions within the company.
2022
CT Wilson applies for its first official brand trademark for a refreshed brand message that better aligns with the company’s new direction.