Commercial Construction Services

Ground-up builders and fast-turn TI specialists

Every service on this page is delivered the same way: thorough plan review and takeoffs, real subcontractor pricing, CPM scheduling, active field supervision, weekly owner reporting and a systematic closeout. Surgery centers are our deepest specialty, and healthcare work — medical offices, dental offices, clinics, imaging and infusion suites — makes up a large part of what we focus on. We also build office, retail, restaurant, hospitality and industrial projects, ground-up and as tenant improvements.

Not sure which category your project fits? Tell us what you are building and we will have a straight conversation about timelines, budget and fit.

Permits in Southern Nevada: plan for the right jurisdiction

The Las Vegas Valley is several permitting jurisdictions, not one. A site inside city limits goes to the City of Las Vegas; much of the Strip corridor and many surrounding areas are unincorporated Clark County; Henderson and North Las Vegas each run their own building and fire departments. Each has its own plan-review queue, submittal format, inspection scheduling and fire-department requirements, and some scopes also need sign-off from another agency — the Southern Nevada Health District for food service, for example. Confirming the jurisdiction and the full list of required approvals is one of the first things we do, because a schedule built on the wrong permit path is not a schedule.

What to have ready when you request a bid

You do not need a finished set of drawings to start a conversation, but the more of the following you can share, the faster and more accurate the first number will be: the address and suite, the approximate square footage, your target opening or move-in date, any architectural or MEP drawings you have (even preliminary), the landlord's work letter or tenant criteria if you are leasing, and a list of owner-furnished equipment. If you have a budget in mind, say so early — it helps us tell you honestly whether the scope and the number fit, and where the trade-offs are.