LandSouth Construction’s New President Jason Cromer Begins Tenure

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Jason Cromer
As previously noted, James Pyle will continue his role as CEO, formulating and implementing the company's strategic plan, business development and help lead long-term objectives.

Jason Cromer has officially started his tenure as President of LandSouth Construction.

Jason has spent his career at LandSouth, starting as a Field Engineer and elevating over the years to many roles including Superintendent, Project Manager, Division Manager, and ultimately Vice President of Preconstruction before being promoted to President. With twenty years of experience at LandSouth, Jason has a proven track record producing results. In his position of President, he will be responsible for planning, implementing, and integrating day-to-day business operations and strategic direction of LandSouth.

Louis Fegan will replace Jason Cromer as Vice President of Preconstruction effective immediately. Louis is returning to LandSouth with over twenty years of experience, previously serving in the roles of an Estimator and Project Manager while at LandSouth. He was recently the Vice President of Construction at a Development company.

“We are thrilled to have Louis back at LandSouth,” Jason said. “Louis believes in the importance of collaboration and transparency across all departments. He will be an integral part of our business development initiative as we continue to grow LandSouth to the next level.”

Jason Cromer earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and MBA from Georgia Southern University. He is a proud member of the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl Chairman’s Club and serves on the UNF Construction Management Advisory Board.

LandSouth Construction, the Southeast’s premier general contractor, specializing in multifamily, senior living, and mixed-use development, was named one of Engineering News Record’s Top 400. Since 1998 LandSouth has transformed ideas into best–in–class communities. Headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla., LandSouth has completed more than 30,000 multifamily units.