About
Founded by a woman who truly loves to build.
Axiom Contractors was started by Richelle Moreno in 2018 — and is still run by family today. That feminine leadership shows up where it matters most: in the details and the quality of the work.
Our story
Built by people who care how it ends.
Richelle Moreno founded Axiom Contractors in 2018 out of a genuine love for construction. Like many who start something of their own, she faced real challenges in those early years — and as a woman in a male-dominated industry, more than her fair share of them.
Rather than let those obstacles define her, she let them shape her purpose. Today the company is run by family, and that feminine leadership comes through in the workmanship: a careful eye, high standards, and details that are never treated as afterthoughts.
That same care carries across everything we do — from new construction to storm and fire restoration, and through our specialties in concrete, roofing, and structural repair. We build as if every project were our own, because to us, it is.
Precision
Every measurement, every pour, every joint. We hold tolerances that outlast the warranty.
Safety
Zero shortcuts. Our crews go home the way they arrived, and our sites stay secure throughout.
Accountability
Transparent budgets, honest timelines, and one point of contact from first call to final inspection.
Giving back
Lifting up the next generation of contractors.
The challenges Richelle faced early on are exactly why she and her husband founded the Latino Contractors Association — a community built to give other contractors the guidance she wished she'd had.
Through the LCA, they offer training for contractors who want to start their own companies, earn their licenses, and grow their systems. Classes cover estimating, AI in construction, legal fundamentals, and much more.
Their current workshop teaches contractors and flippers how to build a house from the ground up — helping them make the leap into becoming true builders. It's the kind of support that turns hard-won experience into someone else's head start.