Reeves Young has become a successful construction business in Georgia since it started 70 years ago. Over the past decade, the company has grown its fleet and customer base exponentially as it expands outside the state.

In 2012, the company had five vehicles in its commercial fleet. Now, it has 215 and is reaching far and wide throughout the southeast.   

“I think our competitors are a little bit nervous, scratching their heads wondering how we’ve done what we have in such a short time,” said Derick Burrell, general superintendent at Reeves Young. 

But the key to scaling a business is no secret. As Reeves Young President Chad McLeod put it, it’s all about people, and equipping those people with the right tools and vehicles has been paramount to the company’s success.