About. about Our Purpose WG Construction was founded by Scott Essary and Dave Anderson in 1994 with a vision to do things differently. They believed that their true purpose in this industry was to build responsibly, reliably and of the highest quality with the focus being on the customer experience. The two realized early on that building was the easy part. Managing personalities, budgets, expectations, and nerves through this process was where they really wanted WG to be different. Driven by this purpose, WG Construction has grown its team to over 30 multidisciplinary full-time employees, and a network of the best subcontractors in the entire Bay Area. We are interested in learning more about you, your project, and helping guide you along this journey. CONTACT US TODAY Our History. history Family Values + Customer Relationships Founders, Dave and Scott, began their careers working alongside each other at a large San Jose general construction company. Their time spent there was invaluable in the importance it played in helping shape their perspective and their experience in the industry. In 1994, the two decided to start their own venture. They incorporated in the Willow Glen area of San Jose, and paid homage by naming the company after the town. team Founders. team PRINCIPAL Scott Essary Scott Essary, Co-Founder of WG, grew up in a family rooted in Construction and Real-estate. He began his career as a carpenter for his family’s construction company. From there, his passion for the industry blossomed. Discovering his purpose, he co-founded WG Construction to provide excellent service and a strong partnership to his valued network. Scott’s own family is following in similar footsteps with several of his son’s being involved now at WG. Scott is an avid Automotive/Muscle car enthusiast who enjoys outdoor life when he can. ABOUT SERVICES PROJECTS CONTACT CAREERS WG Commercial Construction HQ 326 Digital Drive Morgan Hill, CA 95037 2065 Martin Avenue, Suite 110 Santa Clara, CA 95050 Phone: (408) 970-9131 Website by //