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ABG Builders was recognized as one of “The Best 10 Commercial Contractors in North Las Vegas, Nevada” by GC Magazine! 

ABG Builders is a building group of commercial construction experts & turn-key real estate developers dedicated to bringing its clients’ goals to reality with a commitment to dependability, quality, and results. Celebrating over 15 years of building amazing projects in 2021, ABG Builders has executed millions of square feet of complex commercial construction developments; and its executives have constructed over a billion dollars of large scale commercial real estate. ABG Builders specializes in design-build, fast-track, complicated and large scale commercial projects for corporate clients, REITS, government and high net worth individuals.  Product types include Industrial, Office, Medical, Retail, Restaurants, Hospitality, Multi-Family and Aviation projects. Markets served include Nevada, Utah, Idaho, California, North Dakota, and other nationwide locations on client request.  ABG’s Utah division is a 100% WBE (Women’s Business Enterprise).

ABG Builders was hired by the Hudson Valley Lighting Group to create its stunning lighting showroom. This 15,500-square-foot high-end designer lighting showroom was built with custom materials sourced from Europe. ABG Builders successfully met the needs and requests of its client in using only the best materials including wallpaper, stone countertops, flooring, accent walls, lighting, and marble. ABG’s two crews also demonstrated skill and expertise in providing the most intricate, special build millwork. The flagship retail lighting showroom in Las Vegas was completed in only 7 weeks time.

Staying on top of your project is not the easiest task for a working business owner, but it is important and necessary to ensure your project is completed the way you desire. Here are some tips to help you keep up with your project.

Be present in the planning stages.

 The more you are involved in the planning stages of your project, the more informed you will be. You will likely be able to avoid certain issues and come up with cost-effective ideas and strategies.

Hold regular meetings.

Always stay in the loop and up to date on the progress of your project. Have any issues come up? Will the project be complete by the deadline? Are you satisfied with the progress?

Have a contingency plan.

An issue in your project could arise at any given moment. You must be prepared for the unexpected. A construction contingency is an amount of money set aside to cover any unexpected costs that can arise throughout a project. This money is on reserve and is not allocated to any specific area of work. Most projects will use a rate of around 5-10% of the total budget for contingencies.