Trillium Construction Services

Specialties

Trillium Construction Services specializes in professional construction and skilled trades recruiting. With over a quarter century of experience in the construction labor industry, we have the tools and talent for all of your construction projects and labor needs. We focus on fulfilling all of your labor requirements based upon your project specifications. Whether you need a project manager, vice president, supervisor, account manager, sales professional, or a total tradesmen labor force, Trillium Construction Services is your solution.

We currently place thousands of tradespeople per year.

As specialists in the construction industry, our experienced search consultants are adept at finding skilled tradespeople for your company. We understand your project requirements and respond decisively to your specific needs. We act as your employment partner and handle the hiring process for you. This allows you to focus your time and energy on what is most important: Growing your business!

History

Established in 1984.

Founded in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1984 our employment service has grown steadily to its current level of approximately 62 offices servicing 2250 customers and 6,000 employees weekly. We currently have offices in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin with corporate headquarters located in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

From Fortune 100 companies to small businesses, our philosophy remains the same: To achieve excellence by providing quality employees combined with uncompromising level of service. We believe in honesty, integrity, and a simple philosophy of providing value to our customers and employees.

Meet the Manager

Mike N.

Manager

Mike Noftzger established the Trillium Construction Services Charlotte, NC Branch office in November 2006 after working numerous years for one of his competitors. The Charlotte office covers the entire Southeast & Mid-​Atlantic region. He recently opened another Branch office in Richmond, VA to cover VA, WV, PA, DE, MD & Washington DC regions.