About Us
Meet Our Team
Project Management
Diana Mauri
Senior Project Manager
Mauricio Armada
Project Manager
Gustavo Sanchez
Assistant Project Manager
Aaron Santana
Superintendent
Hanna Ortiz
Project Accountant
HR
Olivia Mendez
Director, HR
Samantha Briel
Marketing & PR Specialist
Estimating & Sales
Phillip Li
Vice President of Sales & Construction
Pavansai Naveen
Estimator, Acoustical Ceilings
Accounting & Finance
Alexa Mendez
Controller
Bebsabe Sosa
Jr. Staff Accountant
Ixia Lora
Jr. Staff Accountant
History
Bergolla was founded in 1977, and for over 47 years they established Bergolla as one of Florida’s leading providers of high quality interior contractor projects.
Bergolla has expanded its offerings to include framing, drywall, paint and specialty construction. With Bergolla’s founders having such a longstanding reputation of delivering the highest quality work, we continue to grow by taking on complex projects requiring exceptional project management and outstanding installation.
Our Commitment
At Bergolla, our people operate as one team with a commitment to creating value for our clients through outstanding customer service regardless of project size. Bergolla is proud of the repeat business it continues to earn through the quality performed by our team. We strive to build long term relationships with our clients in order to create an innovative, forward thinking and responsive business culture.
Bergolla has obtained EPA certification for the RRP program. We can use this logo on our website and socials. Below is a description of what it means to add to the website.
I wanted to take a moment to provide an overview of the EPA’s Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Program, which is a federally mandated requirement for all contractors working in certain environments. This program is essential to ensure that our work practices protect our clients, their families, and our team from potential lead hazards. Here’s what you need to know:
The EPA developed the RRP Program to minimize the risk of lead exposure, especially in homes, schools, and daycare facilities built before 1978, as these structures are more likely to contain lead-based paint. Disturbing these surfaces can release harmful lead dust and chips, posing serious health risks.
Since this is a federally mandated program, all contractors performing renovation, repair, or painting in pre-1978 buildings must follow EPA guidelines if the work disturbs more than six square feet of paint inside or 20 square feet outside. Compliance with this program is not optional and applies to our business whenever we work in these types of environments.
Our company is EPA-certified under the RRP Program, and we have a trained Lead-Safe Renovator on staff to answer any questions or concerns you might have. This certification ensures that we meet federal standards for safe lead practices. If you haven’t completed the necessary training, please let us know so we can help you get certified.
We must always use lead-safe practices to contain lead dust and debris. This includes setting up work areas properly, using protective equipment, and cleaning up thoroughly. Following these steps minimizes lead exposure and reduces health risks.
For each project involving lead-based paint, we must keep detailed records demonstrating our compliance with the RRP Program. Proper documentation is essential to avoid fines and to prove that we are following federally mandated safety practices.
