Burtt joins Elaine Construction as project manager

Scott Burtt, Elaine Construction

Newton, MA Scott Burtt has joined Elaine Construction Company as project manager. “Scott’s technical ability and knowledge of projects across a range of industries is a very strong addition to our growing team. I am confident he will play an integral role in the success of our organization.” said Lisa Wexler, president and 3rd generation of Wexler’s responsible for the stewardship of Elaine Construction. At Elaine, Burtt will oversee projects, serving as the client’s main contact during construction, acting as a communications conduit for the entire consulting and field teams. Prior to joining Elaine, Burtt worked at Gilbane Building Company managing projects ranging from $500,000 to $82 million for clients in the academic, healthcare and bio-tech industries. Burtt attended Roger Williams University, graduating with a B.S. in Construction Management.

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