Commercial General Contractor · Austin, Texas
The Work
These profiles show the project types we're set up to deliver — typical sizes, budgets, durations, and where each one usually gets hard. If your project rhymes with one of these, we should talk.
Ground-Up · Retail
Pad-ready site through white-box shell: site utilities, tilt-wall or CMU/steel structure, storefront glazing, and landlord-scope MEP stubbed for tenants.
Where it gets hard: Frontage-road logistics and utility coordination with the jurisdiction — the schedule lives or dies in the first sixty days.
Ground-Up · Flex
Tilt-wall or PEMB shell with office component, dock-high and grade-level loading, ESFR-ready clear heights, and spec-suite demising.
Where it gets hard: Concrete and steel buyout timing. We lock long-lead structure pricing in preconstruction, before escalation eats the contingency.
Renovation · Occupied
Lobby, corridor, and common-area modernization with tenants in place — phased floor-by-floor with after-hours tie-ins and dust-controlled containment.
Where it gets hard: Keeping rent-paying tenants happy while the building changes around them. Communication plans are part of the contract, not a courtesy.
Adaptive Reuse · Restaurant
Existing building to full-service restaurant: structural openings, grease and ventilation infrastructure, health-department coordination, and FF&E integration.
Where it gets hard: Kitchen equipment lead times and utility upsizing. The hood package gets bought the week the contract is signed.
Tenant Interiors · Medical
Clinical finish-out with med-gas, lead-lined rooms where required, specialty casework, and equipment coordination with the practice's vendors.
Where it gets hard: Inspections stack up fast on clinical work. We book jurisdiction and third-party inspections against the schedule from day one.
Renovation · Exterior
Storefront systems, EIFS/stucco and masonry repair, roofing coordination, waterproofing, and code-driven accessibility upgrades at entries.
Where it gets hard: Weather windows and business continuity — storefronts stay open while the skin comes off the building.
Completed-project case studies with photos and references available on request.
Every profile above started as somebody's one-of-a-kind problem. Tell us yours and we'll tell you how we'd build it — sequence, budget band, and the risks we'd price for.