IRVINE, Calif. -- The national construction industry is expected to contract by 6.5 percent in response to the Covid-19 virus, according to GlobalData. While the industry is expected to rebound quickly, contractors around the U.S. have been feeling the impact of fewer available projects and tightening financial restraints.

Sierra View General Contractor has diversified their portfolio and adapted to the realities of construction under protective guidelines.

Sierra View has been heavily involved in healthcare-related projects such as VA outpatient clinics, fertility centers, dialysis clinics, and surgical centers. Their current work on the WellQuest Senior Health Care facility has kept their team busy during this pandemic.

Many construction projects across the nation have been delayed or cancelled during this economic downturn. It's the construction of vital community resources like hospitals, living facilities, and public utilities that has not only helped to provide individuals with continued access to basic needs, but has provided Sierra View and other contractors with pandemic-proof projects to stay hard at work throughout the duration of the virus.

"We have been very fortunate over the years with much of our success being due to the forward-thinking nature we employ in every facet of Sierra Views operation. Our team never remains stagnant and we are always looking for ways to grow, not only as professionals honing their craft, but as a company continuously building their brand," said Mark Davis, president and founder of Sierra View.

Davis launched Sierra View in 1979 as a one-man operation with a vision of quality work and dedication to the client. The company has since grown to encompass more than 35 employees, with an annual gross volume of over $40 million. See http://www.sierraview.com