Principals

Randy Hagler, President

Randy has grown up in the family business. Before college he spent summers and weekends working for his father. Over the last 35 years he has worked for the company in all capacities from laborer to project manager. Randy received his BS degree in Building Construction in 1974 from Texas A&M University. Since then he has continued to update his and expand his capacities by attending various training programs and seminars offered by the Associated General Contractors. He served as Chairman of the Safety and Theft Prevention Committee and has served on the Board of Directors of the AGC. Randy is an Officer and Director of Hagler Construction Company, Inc.

Al Hagler, Vice President

In 1948 Al Hagler graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in Civil Engineering. After he worked for two years for a general contractor, Al formed Hagler Builders, Inc., the parent company of Hagler Construction. Al has been actively involved in the business for 55 years, building all sorts of commercial projects. He has raised three children all of whom have made their careers in the construction industry. Presently Al is supporting both the estimating and project management departments of the company as well as serving as an officer and member of the board.

Mona Hagler, Controller

Mona Hagler is corporate secretary and controller. She is the wife of the late Dan W. Hagler. Mona has a BS Degree in Education from Mississippi College.

Management Team

Joe Harris, Business Development

Joe has over 35 years of sales and marketing experience, the last twenty in the construction industry. In addition to his marketing skills, Joe has hands on experience as a superintendent and project manager. Before joining HCC, Joe spent five years as an estimator/project manager in commercial interior finish out and remodeling.

Joe has a BA Degree from Baylor University. He serves the company as an estimator,  and  oversees the company's marketing efforts.

Frank Reyna, Senior Superintendent

Frank has been with HCC for 30 years. He started as a laborer where he learned concrete, carpentry and drywall skills on the job. As his skills improved, Frank was moved into the tenant finish out area of the company's business where he worked for several years as a foreman. Frank first served as a superintendent on a church construction project eleven years ago. He has specialized in church and school projects since that time.