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Commercial contractor in Madison Heights, Michigan

This is our home city. Our shop sits at 32300 Howard Ave: build-outs off Stephenson and John R, retail along John R and 14 Mile, and building maintenance for owners who can watch us drive past every day.

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Working in Madison Heights

We don't travel to this one

AGP Construction is headquartered in Madison Heights, at 32300 Howard Ave. That isn't a marketing address. It's where the trucks park and where the crews start the day. For a Madison Heights building, the distance between a phone call and a superintendent standing in your space is measured in minutes.

The city's commercial base is a working one. The Stephenson Highway corridor and the industrial pockets along Howard, Barrington and Bernice run machine shops, suppliers, service companies and distribution space. That is the building stock our interior work runs in: demising walls, suite turnovers and front-office build-outs done without stopping the business. Along John R, Dequindre and 14 Mile, it's retail and service storefronts turning over with leases, plus the office and medical suites in between.

And because most of these buildings are decades old, the steady work is maintenance: flat roofs that need watching, repaint cycles, drywall repair after every tenant turnover.

Services in Madison Heights

What we do here

Office Build-OutsSuites, front offices, office-in-plant→ Retail Build-OutsJohn R and 14 Mile storefronts→ Multi-FamilyApartment renovation and turns→ Commercial RoofingFlat-roof repair and programs→ Commercial PaintingOccupied-building repaints→ Commercial DrywallFraming, finish and repair→ Commercial FramingPartitions and structural stud→

Completed commercial building exterior with new landscaping

What being local actually buys you

Every contractor claims fast response. Here it's just arithmetic: we're already on these streets. A leak call gets looked at the same day. A punch-list item gets closed the same week instead of "next time we're out that way." An inspector meeting doesn't cost half a day of windshield time, so it doesn't get pushed.

It shows up in pricing too. We know what Madison Heights buildings are made of, how the building department runs its reviews, and where the surprises hide in 1960s and '70s industrial stock, so our numbers carry less contingency for unknowns than a bid from someone seeing the corridor for the first time.

Concrete patio and walkway at a ground-floor unit

Steel carport canopy over resident parking

FAQ

Madison Heights questions, answered straight

How fast can you get to a Madison Heights building?

We're based here: 32300 Howard Ave. Most of the city is inside ten minutes of our shop. Urgent calls get eyes on the problem the same day, and walkthroughs get scheduled in days rather than weeks.

Do you handle permits with the City of Madison Heights?

Yes: permit package, plan review and inspections through the city's building department, plus the licensed trade permits when scope touches mechanical, electrical or fire protection. It's the department we deal with most often.

Can you work in an operating plant without stopping production?

Yes, and it's routine on this corridor. Tie-ins, slab work and loud demolition get scheduled into shutdown windows or off-shift hours, agreed with your plant manager and written into the schedule before we mobilize.

Do you take small maintenance jobs locally?

Yes. Roof repairs, repaints, drywall patches and tenant-turnover work are half of what we do here. Small local jobs are how most of our long-running relationships started, and being five minutes away makes them worth doing well.

Building in our own backyard?

Send the address. We'll be there this week: we're probably already on your street.

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