About Us

SINCE 2004

As Real estate developer and General Contractor company It has developed and renovated more than 100,000 SF of retails, Single families, Condos and Etc.
With combined sales of $10 Million

Goals and Objectives​

Best quality
Minimum time
Less payment
Excellent cooperation
Execute plan on time

Mission Statement

We are Licensed Bonded Insured

Builder risk

Is like property insurance but for building under construction to remodeling

Performance bond

Bonding protects the consumer if the contractor fails to complete a job, doesn’t pay for permits, or fails to meet other financial obligations, such as paying for supplies or subcontractors or covering damage that workers cause to your property.

Payment Bond

A payment bond promises a business will pay all subcontractors and material providers utilized in the performance of a contract. In short, it shields these laborers against nonpayment. In some cases, it may be the only protection these claimants have if they are not paid for the goods and services they provide to a project.

Liability insurance

covers such situations as contractor-caused damage to your property by Negligent Services. although it doesn’t typically pay for repairing or replacing shoddy work. That is the reason for the bond.

Workers’ compensation

provides payment to injured workers for lost wages and medical services, regardless of who was at fault.

Professional mistakes

3 Ways Professional Liability Insurance Protects Your Business

­Work Mistakes

If clients sue you over an error that costs them money, Professional Liability Insurance can help pay for their losses.

­Undelivered Services

If you promise your client a result your finished work doesn’t deliver, Professional Liability Insurance can help cover the breach-of-contract lawsuit expenses.

­Negligent Services

If your work doesn’t meet industry standards, Professional Liability Insurance can help pay the legal bills when your client sues.

Commercial Property Insurance

protects the stuff your business needs to run. It can pay to repair or replace your business property if it’s stolen, damaged, or destroyed in a fire or natural disaster. Most policies can cover…

Office space owned by your business.

Fixtures.

Furniture.

Inventory.

Supplies.

Equipment.

Contractor licensing

While you’re checking to see if companies are insured and bonded, don’t forget to inquire about whether the contractor’s particular trade requires a license.

States often require specific licenses for particular trades, such as electrician, plumber or HVAC.