Coltzer Company

03/26/2026

Strange where life takes you. Not once during career days did I think...."hey, I want to be an expert witness when I grow up".

Billy Coltzer Zero/Six Consulting

Not teaching, training, not perched in a booth to sell...just listening at the CONSTRUCTION LAW FOUNDATION OF TEXAS 2026 Annual Construction Law Conference. Although we never set out to be involved in the litigious process, it is a market (within our office) that we have seen grow 13x's in less than...

01/09/2025

Got the big pieces in the air today at our Kermit Courville Stadium Press Box project for Galveston Independent School District. Good show by Broome Welding, McRay Crane and Rigging, Inc., and Consolidated Crane & Rigging Zero/Six Consulting, Billy Coltzer

01/03/2025

Getting ready to fly the big pieces at the Kermit Courville Stadium Press Box project for Galveston Independent School District. Zero/Six Consulting, Billy Coltzer,

10/16/2024

Yessir the Zero/Six Consulting, Coltzer Company, NABCTA, outreach team (we need all those logos on one shirt so we can look like a nascar team ) had a big day spreading the "word" at the Galveston Economic Development Partnership Economic Summit held on the Texas A&M University Galveston Campus. Some days we bring the circus, some days we bring an army, some days both...but my team always shows up and does the dang deal. There is a lot of talent in this picture (ask me about my kids). Fun to look good on your home turf. Thx guys.

07/02/2024

New help for Gannon Rawlins at the Kermit Courville Stadium project. Poor dude looks hot!

05/13/2024

Here's to the one that does all of the work behind the scenes and does not get near the recognition. Cheers to my "baby momma", everyone's counselor, mother to all of my adopted tribe, and the glue that holds stuff together when I cannot. Happy mother's day Shelley Coltzer. Chase Coltzer Kaleigh Coltzer Tyler Vaughn

05/04/2024

Lemonade Day in ! Look closely and you can see a little head behind those jars of lemonade. Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce Zero/Six Consulting Coltzer Company

04/12/2024

Welcome to suspender day. Let's see 'em. Shelley Coltzer Chase Coltzer Kaleigh Coltzer Tyler Vaughn Zero/Six Consulting Coltzer Company

04/05/2024

Calling all friends, family...and the cult of Pop! April 12th is coming soon and that my friends is suspender day. Suspender Day was originally intended to be a simple annual observance of the memory of Pop Coltzer who was rarely seen without suspenders. If imitation is the largest form of flattery, he would surely be flattered by the diverse group of people that don that stretchy apparel in his honor. Pop was also a very generous person and loved cooking (cleaning) at the Galveston Salvation Army. So, it seemed logical (that while we were all dressed up in suspenders) we would encourage folks to enhance their suspender experience by donating (cash or service) to any group that provided meals to those in need. We thought “suspend hunger” was a catchy sounding name for our cause. In 2020, we came to the realization that the world had become a stressful place and organizations that provided stress relief services should be supported; not just those that provided meals. In response to that revelation, Suspend Hunger now makes monthly contributions to groups that provide unconditional stress relief to those in need. Sometimes it just a little, but everyone giving a little…could be a lot. . Zero/Six Consulting Galveston Economic Development Partnership Galveston Independent School District Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce Coltzer Company Shelley Coltzer Chase Coltzer Kaleigh Coltzer Lori Coltzer Froelich Shane Lehman Alexis Lehman Faust

03/15/2024

For someone that can admittedly "difficult" (maybe highly critical is a better word) I have some great business relationships (that are purely business) and some of them are memorialized in photos. The one below I found last night while searching for photos for our new website (another story another day). It is me and Steve Faught (the project manager for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston) as it became obvious that the 1878 era statue of Stella Maris was going to land from her perch 100+ feet in one piece. I am often asked (mostly by family) why we continue to pursue construction projects since we have an easier way to buy groceries (that does not risk losing the farm). This picture (and 100 others) is why. I freaking love it! That said, if anyone can do it...let 'em. folks. Zero/Six Consulting Billy Coltzer