Metal building crews across Jacksonville.
Alpha Labor has staffed eight projects in and around Jacksonville since 2022 — public-works and transportation projects in the city, a utility service building in Clay County, a commercial building in St. Johns County and a roof-over in Orange Park — with foreman-led crews of up to 12.
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From Alpha's job and weekly timesheet records as of 10/12/2026. Customer and project names stay private.
Jobs around Jacksonville
Commercial building
Roof-over retrofit
Public-works project
Transportation project
Plus three smaller call-outs in the city: a one-day welding job, a short job at a secured industrial facility, and a two-phase job that brought a hand back for a second mobilization.
A big city to cover
Jacksonville is the largest city by land area in the contiguous United States, and its consolidated government covers nearly all of Duval County. Much of the region's newer building happens past the county line, in Clay and St. Johns counties. Alpha's Jacksonville-area work has run from the city itself south into St. Johns County and southwest into Clay County.
Weather and wind loads
Northeast Florida builds year-round, but hurricane season covers the summer and fall, and summer afternoons bring lightning that clears a steel deck fast. Metal buildings here are designed to Florida Building Code wind loads, so the fastener schedules, clip spacing and panel attachments on the drawings matter. Our crews work to the erection drawings and the manufacturer's details, under your direction.
Small scopes are welcome
Not every job needs a full crew. Alpha’s Jacksonville jobs have run from a single hand for six weeks on a transportation project to a 12-person crew for a two-week push on a utility service building. Tell us the scope and the start date and we size the crew to it.
Getting a crew to Jacksonville
Crews travel from Alpha's Kansas City base — about 1,145 road miles, roughly 17 hours by road. A foreman-led crew of 4 to 15 can be on site within 24 hours of the go-ahead; full hyperscale mobilizations take about two weeks.
Your scope. Our hands.
You keep the contract
The contract, the scope and the schedule stay with you. Alpha supplies the crew that does the work.
Alpha is the employer
Every hand is a W-2 employee of Alpha Labor: payroll, workers' comp and E-Verify handled before the crew mobilizes.
Foreman-led crews
Crews arrive with their own foreman and work your erection plan under your direction — sized up or down as the schedule moves.
Crews by scope
Common questions
What Jacksonville-area projects has Alpha staffed?
Eight since 2022, including public-works and transportation projects in the city, a utility service building in Clay County, a commercial building in St. Johns County and a roof-over in Orange Park.
Will Alpha send a small crew for a short job in Jacksonville?
Yes. Our Jacksonville jobs have ranged from one hand for six weeks to a 12-person crew for a two-week push. Call (772) 285-6009 with the scope and start date.
Where do Jacksonville crews travel from?
From Alpha's Kansas City base, about 1,145 road miles — roughly 17 hours. A foreman-led crew of 4 to 15 can be on site within 24 hours of the go-ahead.
Does Alpha hold the contract on a Florida job?
No. You keep the contract and the scope. Alpha is the W-2 employer of record — payroll, workers' comp and E-Verify — and supplies the foreman-led crew.
Request a Jacksonville crew.
America's largest PEMB erection workforce — 2M+ hours, zero recordable injuries. Send the scope and start date, or call and talk it through.
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