Construction Integration Manager
Listed on 2026-08-31
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Business
Change Management
Construction Integration Manager
Compensation: $100,000 – $125,000+ + 10% Bonus
Location:
50% Remote + 50% Travel
This Construction Integration Manager opportunity offers the chance to join a rapidly growing, PE-backed construction platform expanding through acquisitions. The Construction Integration Manager will play a key role in bringing newly acquired businesses into the broader organization, partnering across operations, finance, procurement, and technology to create consistent and scalable processes.
What makes this Construction Integration Manager opportunity especially compelling:
- Join a PE-backed construction platform experiencing significant acquisition-driven growth
- Play a hands-on role integrating newly acquired construction and roofing businesses
- Gain direct exposure to the COO, CFO and other executive leadership personnel
- Work across operations, finance, accounting, procurement, technology, and field leadership
- Influence integration strategy, operating procedures, systems, and best practices
- Gain significant exposure to M&A and post-acquisition integration
- Competitive compensation plus 10% bonus
- Strong career advancement potential as the organization continues to acquire and scale
This role is ideal for someone who understands how construction businesses actually operate and can combine that knowledge with process improvement, financial acumen, systems implementation, and acquisition integration. This person will ensure acquisitions run smoothly and comfortably.
Key Responsibilities of the Construction Integration Manager- Lead post-acquisition integration efforts for newly acquired roofing, construction, and related operating businesses
- Conduct operational assessments to identify integration priorities, process gaps, risks, and opportunities
- Partner with field leadership to understand existing business processes and develop practical integration plans
- Coordinate across Finance, Accounting, Operations, Procurement, and executive leadership to standardize processes
- Support operational and financial due diligence surrounding acquisition and integration activities
- Assist with implementation and adoption of ERP, CRM, reporting, and other business systems
- Develop standardized workflows, reporting structures, controls, and operating procedures
- Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, visibility, compliance, and consistency across acquired businesses
- Track integration milestones and ensure key initiatives remain on schedule
- Travel directly to operating companies to support onboarding, training, system implementation, and change management
- Provide leadership with updates regarding integration progress, challenges, and recommended solutions
As the Construction Integration Manager, this individual will serve as an important bridge between newly acquired businesses and corporate leadership.
Qualifications for the Construction Integration Manager- Experience with in construction, roofing, building services, specialty contracting, or a closely related industry required
- Experience supporting acquisitions, post-acquisition integrations, multi-location transformations, or business integration initiatives
- Strong understanding of construction operations and how field-based businesses operate
- Background combining operations with finance, accounting, financial analysis, or business process improvement
- Experience with ERP, CRM, financial reporting, or other enterprise business systems
- Experience standardizing processes across multiple locations or operating businesses
- Ability to work cross-functionally with field operations, Finance, Accounting, Procurement, IT, and executive leadership
- Ability and willingness to travel approximately 50% of the month
- Must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship requirements
- Exposure to an active acquisition and integration strategy
- Direct interaction with executive leadership
- Opportunity to develop deep M&A and post-acquisition integration experience
- Significant influence over processes and systems as the organization scales
- Long-term advancement into broader integration or operational leadership opportunities
The ideal Construction Integration Manager isn't purely a finance professional or a traditional project manager. This person understands the operational side of construction or roofing and can walk into an acquired business, understand how it operates, identify gaps, and help transition it into a larger platform. Construction, roofing, or related building-services industry experience required.
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2026
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