L.E. Subeldia Construction

06/07/2026

Happy birthday Zandro! 🎉🎉
Have a great and safe day. 🚧🚧
God bless always! ❤️❤️❤️

01/07/2026

Happy birthday Walter! 🎉🎉🎉
Keep up the great work! 🚧⚒️
God bless always! ❤️❤️❤️

26/06/2026

Happy Birthday Lady Boss! 👷‍♀️🎂

Here's to another year of laying the foundation for success, building opportunities, and proving that the best projects always start with a great leader. May your happiness be over budget, your stress under budget, and your blessings always ahead of schedule! 🎉

26/06/2026

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21/06/2026

25/05/2026

Thank you for visiting us Ma'am Jodele Pasamba and family! 🚧❤️
See you soon po Sir Medel and Ma'am Josephine Ann ❤️❤️❤️

04/05/2026

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FIVE DECADES LATER, BUILDING CODE UNDER SCRUTINY

Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon has ordered a review of the National Building Code, nearly 50 years after it was enacted in 1977, to assess its relevance amid modern construction practices, urban growth and rising climate risks.

The DPWH says the move aims to update safety standards and align infrastructure rules with current engineering realities.

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13/04/2026

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22/03/2026

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17/01/2026

Salute! 🚧❤️

IGOROT BINNADANG RESTORES ROAD IN JUST ONE WEEK

What would normally take contractors a full month to complete was finished in just one week, not because of bigger budgets or heavy machinery, but because of people coming together.

Driven by the enduring spirit of binnadang, volunteers offered their time, strength, and skills without expecting anything in return. Each hand that lifted, each hour spent under the sun, reflected a deep sense of responsibility to the community.

This was not just road repair, it was proof that when unity, cooperation, and shared purpose lead the way, progress becomes faster, stronger, and more meaningful.

Our deepest thanks to everyone who stood together in the restoration of our road. What was accomplished goes beyond physical repair, it reflects the true strength of our community.

To the Mankayan local officials who initiated the call and led the way, thank you for the vision and decisive action. To the miners who offered their strength and skills, your hard work carried the road forward, stone by stone. To the women who cooked, prepared meals, and cared for everyone, your quiet dedication fueled every hour of labor and reminded us that service comes in many forms.

We also extend our gratitude to the government agencies, volunteers, and individuals who gave their time, resources, and support. Each contribution big or small mattered.

This effort was powered by binnadang the Cordilleran spirit of unity, cooperation, and shared responsibility. Because of you, progress was not delayed, and hope was strengthened. Maraming salamat. This road now stands as a symbol of what we can achieve when we move as one.