Sustainability
Fontaine Bros. is one of the original green builders in Massachusetts. Since focusing on high-performance buildings and sustainable construction practices more than 20 years ago, our team has been consistently recognized by ENR as a Top 100 Green Contractor.
Sustainability
Technology
We've always believed in the power of innovation. We empower our staff to take risks and explore the possibilities of emerging technologies, all for the benefit of our clients.
Technology
Diversity
Historically, New England was built by men and women of all backgrounds. At Fontaine Bros., it still is. Find out more about our unique, inclusive approach to forging teams, creating opportunity, and bringing people into the trades.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Our Work
As a company that's been part of the fabric of New England for nearly a century, we take great pride in the work we do, the people who work with us, and the clients and communities that entrust us with their projects.
Gilder Center, Northfield Mount Hermon
The Northfield Mount Hermon Gilder Science Center for Integrative Math and Science Education project, built by Fontaine, and located in Gill, Massachusetts, reflects the school’s commitment to sustainability by limiting embodied carbons.
Doherty Memorial High School
The Doherty Memorial High School project in Worcester, Massachusetts, is a 422,000 SF new state-of-the-art high school that is 100% electric and remarkably sustainable.
Court Square at 31 Elm Street
This historic renovation project has been called “the most important in the Commonwealth” it is key to continuing the revitalization of Downtown Springfield.
Beal Elementary School
The Beal Elementary School is a 141,600 SF elementary school for approximately 800 students in kindergarten through fourth grade. The building sits on an 18.5 acres on Lake Street in Shrewsbury.

Four Generations of Leadership

Many construction companies are family owned. Fontaine is family led.

We offer our clients a reassuring combination of technical sophistication, deep New England roots, and company leaders that are deeply involved in each and every project, all of which helps you enjoy peace of mind while we manage and build your next project.

Our Company

1933

The year Eudore and George Fontaine start the company, the first generations of hands-on Fontaine family leadership.

2002

The year we completed our first Green Building project in Massachusetts, the first of more than 40 such projects we've done to date. See more about our sustainable-building experience.

50,000

The number of students who walk through the doors of Fontaine-built public schools in Massachusetts every day. Learn about our school-building expertise.

$2 Billion +

The total value of projects Fontaine has completed in communities across New England.

What's New
New projects, new people, new technologies. For a company that's been around for almost 100 years, we're always looking for fresh ideas and innovative solutions.
Fontaine Team Attends the Construction Celebration for the new School of Public Health & Health Sciences Hub at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
Last Tuesday, members of the Fontaine Team were honored to attend the Construction Celebration for the new School of Public Health & Health Sciences Hub at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. We are proud to serve as the Construction Manager at Risk for this exciting project, which will create a unified space where students from the UMass Amherst School of Public Health & Health Sciences can collaborate, access support services, receive advising, and utilize new classroom and seminar spaces. Once completed, the SPHHS Hub will be a modern, inspiring building designed to serve as the heart of the only publicly accredited School of Public Health in New England. #PublicHealth #HealthSciences #Construction
After three years of construction, Doherty Memorial High School has officially opened its doors to Worcester Public Schools students!
After three years of construction, Doherty Memorial High School has officially opened its doors to Worcester Public Schools students! This new state-of-the-art facility, now the largest school in the City of Worcester, is home to 1,560 students in grades nine through twelve. The Fontaine Team, in collaboration with our project partners Dimeo Construction Company, Lamoureux Pagano Associates and AECOM Tishman, wishes the students and faculty an incredible year in their new building! Best of luck to everyone in the 2024-2025 school year!
Walpole Middle School Opens Its Doors to Walpole Public Schools Students!
Exciting news! This morning, Walpole Middle School opened its doors to Walpole Public Schools students! The state-of-the-art, 162,000-square-foot facility has combined the former Bird and Johnson Middle Schools under one roof and is now home to approximately 1,000 sixth through eighth graders. We are excited for the students and faculty to begin this new chapter and wish them an incredible school year in their beautiful new building!
Fontaine Named to Engineering News-Record's #Top400Contractors
In honor of being named one of Engineering News-Record's #Top400Contractors for the fourth consecutive year, we wanted to showcase some pictures from the past 12 months that highlight the wonderful year we have had. From closing out projects like the Shrewsbury Police Station and DeBerry Swan Elementary School, to holding groundbreaking ceremonies for new projects such as the William R. Peck and Tyngsborough Middle Schools, to celebrating our 90th year in business, 2023-2024 has been one of our best years yet. We are beyond thankful to the Fontaine Team, our clients, partners, and the communities we've been privileged to serve for helping us continue to grow and flourish. #thankyou
Dean Tech Students Tour the Peck Middle School Jobsite!
Last week, Sean Sheedy from the Holyoke School Department and Carlos Amaral from Anser Advisory led a tour of the new William R. Peck Middle School project for Dean Tech High School faculty, administrators and students from the carpentry and electrical shops. Charlie Payne from the Carpenters Union, Mayor Joshua A. Garcia, City Council Member Juan Anderson-Burgos, Superintendent Anthony Soto, and State Rep. Patricia Duffy were present as well. It was a great opportunity to showcase this exciting project and highlight the possible career paths available to the students! #SchoolConstruction #FutureOfEducation