Mark Fendell , a driver at Bencardino Excavating, has been with the company for nearly four years. After getting his

Commercial Driver’s License and deciding to leave the appliance industry, Mark joined the Bencardino crew and never looked back. When talking with him, one can really feel his sense of pride in his work with our company.

Originally from Cheltenham, Pa., Mark now lives in the Eddington section of Bensalem, with his wife of 20 years. In his spare time, he enjoys working around the house and is most proud of his new awning and patio installation. “It’s a great place for cookouts with family and friends,” he says. A fan of Nascar, Dale Earnhardt, Jr. is by far Mark’s favorite driver.

We here at Bencardino Excavating know that Mark is a reliable guy and not afraid to get his hands dirty. His job as a driver requires him to go to various work sites and lend a helping hand when needed. The camaraderie among the staff is something he really appreciated as a “newbie” and is still one of the things he relishes. “I actually like to wake up and go to work in the morning,” Mark shares. He continues by saying, “other drivers and co-workers never hesitated to show me the ropes and I am still learning something new every day.”

When asked what he would tell others who are new to the field or new at Bencardino Excavating, he says, “Give it your all. If you always strive to do that, it makes the day go faster and makes the boss happy.”

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In this issue of our newsletter, Bencardino Excavating highlights one outstanding employee who has shown commitment and dedication to the company.EMPLOYEE PROFILE: Mark Fendell

HOME DIRTBencardino Excavating recently purchased a W200 Wirtgen Milling machine to expand the company and break into the milling industry with a new division. The powerful, high-performance machine will allow the crew to remove large areas of pavement prepping the area for immediate repaving. The machine will also complement the company’s excavation division and allow for the company to mill for others while facilitating its own jobs.

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birthdaysHappy Birthday to these employees!

June 5 Gregory Davis June 11 John Johnson June 12 George Short June 14 Santiago Macareno June 15 David Mcllwain July 10 Randy Fluck August 1 Lawrence Gentieu August 2 Richard Welk August 5 Ronald Krajewski, Jr. August 23 Daniel Keffer

We have many projects underway. Here are a few recent ones...

Family Court – Philadelphia, Pa.Client: A.T. Chadwick Company, Inc.Project Manager: Lou BencardinoForeman: TBDThe Family Division of the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia is set to begin construction. Also known as Family Court, it is one of three major divisions of the Court of Common Pleas. The Bencardino excavation crew is handling the site excavation, underslab, sanitary and storm piping for the project.

Philadelphia University – East Falls, Pa.Client: INTECH ConstructionProject Manager: Dave FinkForeman: Ron Krajewski, Jr. INTECH Construction contracted Bencardino Excavating to perform a complete site work package for Philadelphia University’s new College of Design, Engineering and Commerce (DEC) building. The crew handled demolition of existing student housing, all utility relocations and all new storm, sanitary and water utilities, 10,000 yards of cut to fill, excavation and backfill for the new building, and all final grading and paving.

Parx Casino, Barn Demolition Project – Bensalem, Pa.Client: IBEX ConstructionProject Manager: Steve BorusiewiczForeman: John JohnsonThe Bencardino Excavating crew was hired to handle all associated site work regarding the demolition of four barns near the Parx Casino race track. Bencardino will perform cuts, fills, sanitary and storm piping and final paving.

Cancer Treatment Centers of America, Final Phase – Philadelphia, Pa.Client: HSC Builders & Construction ManagersProject Manager: Dave FinkForeman: Lou BiskupThe Cancer Treatment Centers of America is moving into its final phases of construction. Bencardino Excavating was brought on by HSC Builders & Construction Managersto complete the new addition to the hospital. The crew performed cuts and fills, sanitary, storm and water piping.

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Every summer we try to take some time to reflect on the people that help make Bencardino Excavating so successful.

Some of our staff will celebrate nearly 18 years with the company and I want to take the time to express my sincere thanks and gratitude for all their hard work and dedication.

Bencardino Excavating wouldn’t be the company we are today without the following guys: Employees of 18 years

David McIlwainMichael Staffieri Raymond McGrath, Jr.

Employees of 15 years

John JohnsonJoseph DiGirolamo, IVMarc McKinley

Employees of 10 years

John JenningsJoseph HathawayRandy FluckRonald Krajewski, Jr.

With thanks, Lou Bencardino Owner, Bencardino Excavating

A NOTE FROM LOU BENCARDINO

Philadelphia University

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overheardwhat our clients are saying about us.

“Through working with Bencardino Excavating on the Lower Bucks Public Safety Training Center project, I have noticed that the team works expeditiously to complete their work. They have been very proactive in their preparations regarding meeting with our local authorities throughout the planning process. In addition, the crew works well with other contractors on site and has made working on the project a true pleasure. ”

Eric Gianelle, Architect on Lower Bucks Public Safety Training Center with KCBA Architects.

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