AUGUST 2025 Everything we do is of a higher quality standard. Basically, what we’re known for is delivering good quality products.” JOMAA is able to achieve that superior quality, Sid explains, by keeping a close eye on construction at all times, and by working very closely with their contracting and trade partners. “It’s just being on top of things,” he says. “That’s the key. I do walk-throughs. If I see something I don’t like, I bring it up right away. And it’s not just me – my brother Hady manages our heavy equipment division, and he’s the same way. As a management team, we’re really attentive to the details. We look at everything and we care about everything. We make sure things are done right. We refuse to cut any corners.” “I like to tell everybody, ‘Do it right the first time, because if it’s not right, you’re going to end up redoing it,” Sid continues. “And the people we work with have figured that out. They don’t want to do things twice. So they figure they might as well just spend a little more time and do it right the first time. They know what to expect from us and we know what to expect from them.” A lot of JOMAA’s relationships with subcontractors and trades go back many years, especially on the homebuilding side, where JOMAA’s history is deeper. Sid says their residential trades tend to be smaller companies, and they have been working with those companies for decades. On the commercial side, meanwhile, they tend to work with bigger companies – “because when we build, we have a very tight schedule and we need
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