Father and Son Construction II Inc.
Files from Cheltenham, PA.
Father and Son Construction II Inc. made 1 filing covering 1 position in OFLC’s FY2026 Q3 disclosure file, as loaded 2026-09-19. Across them it committed to pay at least a median of $56,555 a year. 1 of those 1 state a minimum and no maximum, which is what an employer is required to file — it is the floor it is bound to, not a salary offered.
Its largest slice, Cost Estimators in Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD at Level I (2025-26), has a median of $56,555 against $70,500 across the 3 filings by every employer for that role, place and level — filed figures on both sides, not pay.
Similar names
Other employers filing under a name that begins the same way. Employers file under their legal name, and a group files under several.
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Green-card sponsorship
Father and Son Construction II Inc. has filed no permanent labour certifications in this release. That is the first step of an employment-based green card, so on this data there is no sign it sponsors one — though a release covers a fiscal year, and an employer that sponsored earlier would not appear here.
What it filed, by role and place
| Occupation | Where | Level | Wage year | Filings | Positions | Median | Prevailing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost Estimators | Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD | Level I | 2025-26 | 1 | 1 | $56,555 | $56,555 |
A wage is shown against the prevailing wage for the library year the filing itself cites, not the year current today — measured against the wrong year, a correctly-filed wage reads as underpaid.
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One email when Father and Son Construction II Inc. appears in a new quarterly release, or files a permanent labour certification — which is the signal that it sponsors green cards.
Source: Office of Foreign Labor Certification disclosure data and prevailing wage library, FY2026 Q3 release, as loaded 2026-09-19, US Department of Labor (public domain). Figures are what employers filed, not what they paid.