Our founder
Opercons started in 2003 from the passion of Doru Pungă, a forestry engineer who saw in wood not just a building material, but an entire universe of possibilities — from residential structures to handcrafted pieces. Over time, that passion grew into a full team of craftsmen and engineers who carry the same philosophy forward.
"I learned an important lesson while in the forest: nothing good is made in a rush."
Doru Pungă, founderWhen he's not at the factory, Doru is at the farm — taking care of over 100 Black Angus cattle, raised in the mountains, which have since grown into a separate business: Fergus Farm.
Opercons set out in 2003, from a small workshop and a simple conviction: wood, worked with care, can stand in for almost any other material — and can look better than any of them.
Today we build residential and commercial structures of all sizes — from social housing produced in series, to individual houses, commercial modules, and handcrafted furniture pieces. What has changed since the beginning is the scale of the projects. What has stayed the same is the care for every piece of wood that leaves our factory — from selecting the wood, to processing it, to the equipment and software we work with.
A qualified team, available exactly when you need it.
Every joint and every finish — checked before it leaves the factory.
Carefully selected materials and production processes tested over time.
Fair prices for a structure designed to last generations.
Our headquarters are in a mountain area, with certified forests — that's where we source every piece of wood.
Wood harvested from sustainably managed forests, with European certification, that preserve their biodiversity and regenerate naturally.
Logs selected and stored outdoors, left to dry at their own pace, not forced.
A generous stock lets us choose exactly the right pieces for each project, quickly and without compromise.
We design any type of structure, using timber-specialized software (SEMA, ArchiCAD) and 25 years of experience behind us. We also work just as well alongside your own architect, if you already have one.
For timber frame and post & beam: the wood goes through the Woodmizer sawmill, the De-Narde chambers, planing at Weinig and the Hundegger K2 line. For log houses, it's hand work — our craftsmen.
Some of the people we've built alongside.
Tell us what you have in mind — we'll get back to you with a technical solution and a realistic timeline.
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