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Commercial contractor in Troy, Michigan

Office build-outs on the Big Beaver corridor, retail along Rochester Road, and building maintenance across Troy: from a general contractor based ten minutes down I-75 in Madison Heights.

Working in Troy

Oakland County's biggest office market is our backyard

Troy carries more office space than any other city in Oakland County. The towers and mid-rises along Big Beaver, the corporate campuses off Crooks and Livernois, and the suites that turn over every time a lease does. That turnover is our core work: office build-outs for tenants moving in, suite refreshes for landlords between leases, and the maintenance trades that keep Class A buildings looking like it.

Troy's other half gets less press but just as much of our time: the flex and service space along Maple Road and Stephenson Highway, where tenants need interior work that respects an operating schedule. And along Rochester Road and the Somerset end of Big Beaver, retail build-outs run on lease deadlines like everywhere else: just with landlords who read criteria manuals closely.

Our shop sits at 32300 Howard Ave in Madison Heights: about ten minutes from the Big Beaver exit. When a superintendent needs to be on your Troy site in the morning, he's not commuting across the region to get there.

Modern commercial office corridor

Why proximity is a line item

Distance shows up in a project as response time: the punch-list item fixed the same week instead of "next time we're out that way," the roof leak looked at today, the inspector met on site without schedule gymnastics. Troy work gets our Madison Heights response time. The same reason property managers on the corridor keep local trades on speed dial. Our process is the same everywhere; the drive is just shorter here.

It also shows up at bid time. Because we're on these corridors constantly, our numbers reflect what Troy projects actually cost (the building rules, the loading logistics, the inspection cadence) instead of a regional average with contingency stacked on top for the unknowns.

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FAQ

Troy questions, answered straight

Do you handle permits with the City of Troy?

Yes. We prepare and submit the permit package, coordinate plan review and meet inspections through the city's building department. Permit lead times vary by season and scope; we build the current reality into the schedule at bid time rather than discovering it after.

Can you work in occupied Troy office buildings?

Yes. Multi-tenant rules (certificates of insurance, freight elevators, after-hours windows for loud work) are standard on our office projects. We coordinate directly with your property manager and keep the neighbors off your voicemail.

How fast can you get to a Troy site?

We're based in Madison Heights, about ten minutes from the Big Beaver corridor via I-75 or John R. Walkthroughs, punch items and urgent calls get scheduled in days, not weeks: proximity is most of that promise.

What size projects do you take in Troy?

From maintenance tickets (a roof repair, a repaint, drywall patches) up to full build-outs. If a project isn't a fit, we say so at the first call instead of after the first invoice.

Building or maintaining in Troy?

Send the address. We'll walk it this week and put a real number on it.

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