Why One Contractor
Seven trades, one phone call
Most commercial properties juggle a roster of vendors: one company for painting, another for drywall, a third for roofing, then separate ones for framing, electrical, HVAC and plumbing, each with their own scheduling, billing and insurance certificates to track. When a tenant moves out and the new lease starts in three weeks, the work usually crosses most of that list: the drywall needs patching where furniture was anchored, the walls need paint, the new layout needs circuits moved, the restroom fixtures are original to the building, and somebody should look at the rooftop unit before the tenant does.
AGP self-performs all seven with our own crews. When you call about a water-damaged ceiling tile and a breaker that keeps tripping, the same team handles both. When you call six months later for a tenant turnover, you call the same number. For property managers running 5, 10 or 50 properties across Metro Detroit, that consolidation saves real hours every month.
One line worth stating plainly: our plumbing is scheduled work, not 24 hour emergency service. If water is moving through your building right now, call an emergency plumber. For everything that can go on a calendar, we're the better call.