Mike Seay

“They do it all. I don’t know if anyone else could take it over. It’s not as easy as people think to get certified.

With what I do – anything to do with construction, or selling something to the city or state – there’s a lot of paperwork if you want to work under the minority contractor status. And the company is put in a precarious position if it’s not done right.

They do all my minority paperwork for the city and the state. That’s their world, they understand it. Someone else taking it over might not understand the process and the requirements.”