Commercial construction services.

Ground-up construction, shell buildings, tenant spaces, and renovations.

Commercial General Contracting

We manage the trades, schedule, inspections, and closeout—from start to finish.

Ground-Up Commercial Construction

Sitework, utilities, foundations, structure, building systems, and finishes under one construction team.

Shell Building Construction

Commercial shells, exterior finishes, storefronts, and utilities ready for tenant handoff.

Retail, Multi-Tenant & Specialty Construction

Retail centers and specialty spaces, with landlord, tenant, and equipment requirements coordinated.

Site, Civil & Utility Coordination

Drainage, underground utilities, paving, and building connections coordinated with the site plan.

Trade & Specialty Vendor Coordination

Clear responsibilities and scheduled handoffs for subcontractors, equipment suppliers, and owner vendors.

Construction Field Management

Daily site supervision, trade scheduling, quality checks, and inspection coordination.

Renovation & Existing-Site Work

Selective demolition, renovations, and new system connections with existing areas protected.

Inspections, Closeout & Turnover

Final inspections, punch lists, warranties, and closeout documents ready for turnover.

Built by our team.

Project managers and superintendents keep the work coordinated.

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Common questions.

Does Ameriteam build more than car washes?

Yes. Ameriteam is a Florida Certified General Contractor. The completed portfolio includes ground-up commercial work, retail and commercial buildings, light-industrial construction, renovation, and express car wash projects. The company also reviews qualified opportunities across additional commercial markets.

Where does Ameriteam provide commercial construction services?

Florida is Ameriteam's licensed headquarters. Ameriteam is currently active in Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina, with project-specific licensing, staffing, and trade coverage confirmed for each opportunity.

What should an owner send for a project review?

Send the project location, current drawings, expected construction scope, target schedule, and any known owner-furnished equipment or specialty-vendor requirements. If the documents are incomplete, send what is currently available and identify what is still in progress.

Send the plans. Tell us where and when.

Share your location, plans, and target schedule.

Request a project review