Tempe

Tempe is home to Sundt's Headquarters. With a population of 175,000, Tempe is Arizona's seventh largest city. Home of Arizona State University, the third largest university in the country. Tempe enjoys 300 days of sunshine, has abundant hiking and biking trails, contains scores of golf courses, and is part of greater Phoenix metropolitan area. The Phoenix area is home to several museums, the Phoenix Symphony, Phoenix Suns, Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Coyotes, and Phoenix Mercury. Transportation enhanced by the new Light Rail, which was a recent Sundt joint-venture project. The Grand Canyon, Sedona, Kit Peak Observatory, and the Hoover Dam are short day-trips away.

Tucson

Home to Sundt's first Arizona headquarters in 1929, Sundt still maintains offices here as well as many current projects. Dubbed the Old Pueblo. Vast deserts, green canyons and majestic mountain ranges form an impressive backdrop, and close proximity to the Mexican border is evident in the architecture, cuisine, fiestas and festivals. Visitors can take in attractions such as the Titan Missile Museum, Biosphere 2, Reid Park Zoo, Kitt Peak Observatory and several national parks. Tucson is the 32nd largest city in the U.S.

San Diego

Home to another of Sundt's offices, Ideal climate, with temperatures exceeding 90°F (32°C) only 3 days of the year, and recordable snowfall on only five occasions over the last 125 years. 70 miles of beaches, and a huge variety of attractions, wonderful parks.

Sports: Padres (MLB), Chargers (AFL), and Wildcats (ABA), men's and women's soccer teams, rugby, hockey, and horseracing, not to mention a slew of college athletics. 92 county golf courses, beach activities camping, mountain biking, and a hub for surfers and skateboarders.

San Diego is the ninth most educated city in the US. Professional opera and ballet companies, a symphony, and a host of theater and modern dance troupes.

For families: San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, Belmont Amusement Park, and LegoLand.

Naval fleet here is the largest in the world. As a port city, San Diego also sees its fair share of vacation cruise traffic.

Sacramento

Sundt also has offices in Sacramento. One of the 10 fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the nation, The American River runs through the heart of Sacramento and provides outdoor enthusiasts with plenty of action, notably hiking and mountain biking in the rugged hills nearby. Old Sacramento includes museums and historic sites, trendy boutiques and fantastic restaurants.

Sacramento, sprinkled with vestiges of its pioneer past, provides unique history, unmatched beauty, and a distinctively sophisticated urban center.

Reno

Sundt has a satellite office in Reno. With a population of over 211,000, Reno is the largest city in Northern Nevada. It is nestled on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in an area that provides unlimited indoor and outdoor recreational activities. Spectacular Lake Tahoe and the largest concentration of ski areas and ski facilities in the world are all within a fifty-mile radius.

The City of Reno is host to the Great Reno Balloon Races; the Reno Rodeo, one of the largest rodeos in the west; the month long "Artown" festival in July, and various special events.

San Antonio

Sundt has been a Texas contractor for more than 40 years, with $1 billion worth of construction projects in the Lone Star state. Some people are familiar with one of our landmark projects in downtown Dallas, Reunion Tower’s concrete core. Over the years we’ve also built office buildings, large hotels, schools, treatment plants and facilities for the United States military and the Department of Homeland Security. One of our national award winning projects was the new runway, taxiway and apron airfield facilities at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Our latest expansion is a recently opened office in San Antonio. San Antonio is the seventh largest city in the nation, with a population of two million people in the metropolitan area. While traditionally known for its tourism/convention business and large military presence, San Antonio has one of the most robust economies in the country. Texas history begins in San Antonio at the doorstep of the Alamo. The city also boasts other historic missions and cultural festivals, the River Walk, SeaWorld, and the new PGA tour destination resort.