The Inch Company

Jeff Inch; Elizabeth Wolf, Club President; John Inch
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January 30, 2024 - In the heart of York, Pennsylvania, two visionaries, Jeff and John Inch, have crafted a success story that echoes the spirit of hard work, dedication, and a passion for construction. The Inch Company, now a prominent name in the local construction, landscaping and real estate development, had a modest beginning that evolved into a thriving enterprise over the years. Initially, the brothers started with their father in the landscaping business, then breaking out on their own.  Their commitment to delivering quality work and meeting deadlines quickly earned them a reputation for reliability and excellence within the community. This early success laid the foundation for what would become the Inch Company. As the demand for their services increased, Jeff and John Inch decided to expand their operations. Over the years, Inch Company expanded its portfolio to include apartment buildings and community developments. The brothers' first major project was the Riverside Foundry Apartments in Marietta. One key factor that set Inch Construction Company apart was its emphasis on community engagement. Jeff and John Inch actively participated in local initiatives, supporting charities and contributing to the development of public spaces. This community involvement not only reinforced their commitment to York but also strengthened the company's ties with its residents. Today, Inch Company is moving forward with plans to transform the long vacant Central York High School athletic field into a Spooky Nook style sports complex.  The sports complex will be structured as a non-profit with a major health provider as a key partner. In the meantime they are continuing to secure investors with about $5 million still needed. Jeff and John Inch's unwavering commitment to innovation and community has made Inch Company a respected name in the construction industry, demonstrating that with a solid foundation and a clear vision, dreams can indeed be built from the ground up.