Case Study: Pike Construction Unifies Two Brands, Drives Technology Maturity and Builds a Foundation for Scalable Growth

Case Study: Pike Construction Unifies Two Brands, Drives Technology Maturity and Builds a Foundation for Scalable Growth

UPDATED Aug 18, 2026

Bio

Founded in 1873, Pike Construction Services (Pike) is a fifth-generation, family-owned general contractor with a legacy spanning more than 150 years. Headquartered in Rochester, New York, Pike has built its reputation on delivering complex commercial and institutional projects, combining deep industry expertise with a forward-looking approach to technology and operations.

Following the strategic merger of another well established general contractor (itself founded in 1926), Pike set out to integrate two distinct brands, workforces, and operational platforms under a single, unified organization. That transformation became the catalyst for a comprehensive ERP evaluation, and the foundation for the success Pike has built since.

The Challenges

  • Two merging companies operated on incompatible systems.

  • Processes were inconsistent across the two brands.

How CMiC Helped

  • Unified both brands onto one platform and a single database.

  • Brought greater technology maturity to the organization, backed by leadership investment.

  • Added business intelligence and automation to replace manual processes.

  • Gave field teams mobile access to project data.

Results

  • Two previously separate brands now operate on one unified system with consistent processes across the board.

  • Field teams have real-time mobile access to the data they need on site.

  • Pike now has a scalable technology foundation to support continued growth following the merger.

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