Construction · General contracting
Commercial renovations, remodels, and new builds — plus construction for churches and ministries, and for federal and state agencies. Run by our own superintendents, built by our own trades.
We're a general contractor that self-performs. Our superintendents run the job, and our own crews handle the electrical, lighting, and low-voltage work most contractors sub out — so one team holds the contract, the schedule, and the quality from the first site walk through closeout.
01 · Commercial construction
Offices, retail, banks, healthcare, schools, and industrial space — whether you're updating a building you still work in or starting from a bare site.
Featured project
From a gutted shell to a luxury studio.
We took a space that had been completely demolished and turned it into a stunning luxury studio, with impeccable LED architectural lighting and superb finishes — and ran the job with peak efficiency to meet the client's tight deadline.
The space after demolition, at the start of the build-out.
The finished studio.
Occupied buildings brought up to date without shutting them down — phased and sequenced around your hours so the business stays open.
Tenant improvements and interior build-outs, from a single suite to a full floor, turned over ready to move in.
Ground-up buildings from site prep to certificate of occupancy — structure, envelope, MEP, and finishes coordinated on one schedule.
However you buy it
02 · Churches & ministries
We're a Christ-centered company, so building for churches and ministries is personal to us. We know a sanctuary is more than square footage, that a building committee answers to a congregation, and that Sunday morning doesn't move.
We don't just build projects. We build lasting relationships that reflect Christ.
Renovated platforms, seating areas, finishes, and lighting that serve the way your church worships.
Gathering spaces, kitchens, and cafés where the church eats and meets together.
Classrooms, nurseries, and children's wings, with secured check-in and access control built in.
Additions and ground-up buildings for growing congregations, from the first sketch to occupancy.
Stage, house, and architectural lighting, plus the power and cabling behind your production — installed by our own electricians.
Schools, ministry centers, camps, and outreach facilities, built to serve the people who use them every day.
Work is scheduled around services and church events, and the building is left clean and safe before your people arrive.
A no-cost walkthrough and an honest budget. Larger projects can be phased to match a capital campaign, so you build as the giving comes in.
A single project manager reports to your building committee or elders, with clear updates and no surprises.
Work zones stay separated and secured, so children and members never wander into an active jobsite.
03 · Federal & state government
As an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, we're built for public work: documented safety programs, organized submittals, and complete closeout packages.
Veteran-owned and set up for federal work
Agencies, campuses, and schools across Kentucky
Eligible for SDVOSB set-aside and sole-source awards, and counts toward a prime contractor's small-business goals.
OSHA-trained crews who work to the Army Corps safety manual on federal sites.
Submittals, RFIs, and closeout packages organized to hold up to a contracting officer's review.
Bonding and insurance in place for public contracts, federal and state.
Selected for the U.S. Department of Energy's Qualified List of Energy Service Companies.
The ATS-CMTA-JV pairs our SDVOSB status with CMTA's MEP engineering depth for larger, more complex federal work.
Public owners we've worked for
How a build runs
The same process for a storefront, a sanctuary, or a federal facility. Budgeting starts at no cost, and you get weekly owner reporting once the work begins.
Site walk, existing conditions, and scope — budgeting conversations start at no cost.
Detailed estimate, value engineering, constructability review, and a baseline schedule.
Permits and submittals move while procurement runs open-book, with transparent buyout.
Site-specific safety plan, logistics and staging, and utility coordination before work begins.
In-house trades self-perform under daily site management, weekly owner reporting, and active QC.
Punch list, commissioning, full documentation, and warranty support after turnover.
In-house trades
Most general contractors sub out electrical and low-voltage work. We self-perform it, so those trades answer to the same superintendent and the same schedule.
Send a scope, a drawing set, or just the problem. We'll walk the site at no cost and come back with a plan, a schedule, and a price.
