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A. DeVito & Son, Inc. embodies the American Dream—a testament to hard work, dedication, and generational craftsmanship. The story began at the turn of the 20th century when a young Italian immigrant arrived in Mount Vernon, NY, with nothing but a vision for a better future. Here, Giacomo DeVito, the family's patriarch, laid the foundation for what would become a legacy. Establishing a masonry contracting firm, he built a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship, unwavering integrity, and a deep commitment to his customers. As demand for his expertise grew, he brought his son, Anthony, into the business to help expand operations. By 1961, Anthony and his only son, Jack, officially incorporated the business under its namesake, A. DeVito & Son, Inc. With a shared passion for construction, they broadened their scope, shifting into residential home construction and development. In the mid-1970s, upon graduating from college, John DeVito became the fourth-generation member to join the company, working alongside his father and grandfather. With renewed energy and ambition, he helped expand the company’s footprint into the commercial sector, taking on high-profile clients such as IBM, PepsiCo, Guiding Eyes for the Blind, and many local businesses. Under John’s leadership, A. DeVito & Son, Inc. became a firm without limits—capable of executing projects of all sizes and complexities. Today, with John’s son, Kyle, representing the fifth generation of leadership, the company continues to uphold the values upon which it was built: ✔ Uncompromising quality in every project ✔ Deep-rooted community engagement ✔ A customer-first approach that has stood the test of time For over a century, A. DeVito & Son, Inc. has been more than a construction firm—it has been an industry cornerstone, a trusted name, and a symbol of excellence for generations to come.

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Jaime Riley

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Bellísimo. 😘

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