J. Curtis Stoddard and his brother Keith originally started Stoddard Construction Company in 1974. At the time, San Antonio was a small town with just a few architects and design firms. Curtis began to work with one architect after another and soon developed a reputation for high quality construction work. Today, Curtis is considered one of the early pioneers of the construction industry in San Antonio. His company’s work spans a diverse range of projects including schools, churches, hospitals, theme parks and industrial plants. After three decades as Stoddard Construction Company, Curtis’ new vision was created to include his son and daughter, Curt and Trichia Stoddard. The legacy now continues after 46 years as JC Stoddard Construction Company (JCS). Curt and Trichia have been involved in the construction industry throughout their lives and careers and have a true enthusiasm for the work their father started. Today JC Stoddard Construction Company is a general contracting firm working in many sectors of construction but have become known for their historical, industrial and religious construction. JC Stoddard Construction is one of the leading Historical contractors in Texas. For the last 25 years they have worked closely with the Texas Historical Commission and municipalities restoring structures throughout Texas. JCS has also been instrumental in the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation program, revitalizing Texas Courthouses. JCS understands the complexities of historic buildings and they are well versed in restoration techniques and technologies. They have a history of working with uncommon materials such as shell Crete, caliche and terracotta. They work with a team of artisans to restore safes, decorative sheet metal, plaster, flooring and paintings. They have their own in-house craftsmen that restore architectural woodwork and furnishings. They replicate wood and metal doors/windows. They also self- perform structural retrofits and repairs. JC Stoddard Construction Company are true preservation experts that believe historical rehabilitation has the power to enhance lives and bring communities closer together