Albert T. Cabada is Co-President of GC Restoration, where he co-leads the company with his brother, Jorge Cabada. Over nearly two decades, Albert has helped transform GC into a leading structural restoration firm in South Florida, specializing in concrete repair, building recertification, waterproofing, and exterior system replacements for high-rise and commercial properties.

Albert is the strategic architect behind the company’s growth. His vision has consistently centered on expanding GC’s footprint, modernizing its systems, and ensuring the company evolves to meet the rising demands of building safety and restoration. In 2025, he guided GC into a strategic partnership with Osceola Capital, forming Fortify Restoration—a platform designed to scale operations nationally through capital infusion, upgraded infrastructure, and disciplined acquisitions.

Albert is known for his forward-looking perspective, and he has championed opportunities for growth, while preserving the company’s reputation for trust, quality, and client care.

Jorge G. Cabada is Co-President of GC Restoration, serving alongside his brother, Albert. Together, they have built the firm into one of South Florida’s most respected restoration providers, recognized for its expertise in concrete repair, waterproofing, and building recertification projects.

While Albert drives vision and strategy, Jorge anchors the company in operational strength. He oversees execution across complex, large-scale projects, ensuring that GC delivers on time, on budget, and with uncompromising quality. His focus on precision and reliability has earned the trust of high-rise associations, engineers, and property managers facing some of the most demanding restoration challenges in the region.

Jorge was a key force in the company’s 2025 recapitalization with Osceola Capital, which created Fortify Restoration. He has highlighted how rising demand for structural restoration—accelerated by aging infrastructure and heightened safety regulations—has made their services “mission-critical” not only in Florida but across the U.S.