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Commercial Construction Contractor in Rainier, WA
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Serving Rainier and every town within 100 miles — Western Washington
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Commercial Construction
Commercial Construction built by Greg
When a business outgrows its space, a church needs a fellowship hall, or a farm needs a building that can double as a shop and a store, the hardest part is often finding a contractor who will treat a project that size seriously. Large commercial firms chase bigger jobs and carry heavy overhead, while a handyman can't manage commercial permits and inspections. Owners, property managers and church boards in between need one builder who can plan, price and deliver the whole project, and who answers the phone when they call.
That is the gap Greg Myers fills. He is a licensed, bonded and insured Washington general contractor with 33 years of experience, and you work with him directly, with no middlemen. He handles commercial permitting with the city or county, site work, foundations and slabs, framing or post-frame structure, roofing, siding, doors, interiors and final inspection. His work includes post-frame buildings with big sliding doors, a timber-frame pavilion and the restoration of a historic one-room schoolhouse. Big company buying power with small company overhead keeps more of your budget in the building.
What's included
Commercial Construction: what's included
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Shops, offices and retail buildings
Commercial buildings for contractors, service businesses and small retailers, with office, showroom and shop space laid out around how you work.
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Church buildings
Fellowship halls, classrooms, additions and covered pavilions planned with your building committee and built to the budget your congregation sets.
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Farm businesses
Farm stores, equipment shops and storage buildings for working farms that sell, process or store what they grow.
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Post-frame commercial buildings
Wide clear-span buildings that go up faster than conventional framing and leave the floor open for equipment, inventory or events.
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Site work and foundations
Clearing, grading for parking and access, footings and concrete slabs handled as part of the same contract.
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Permits, inspections and accessibility
Commercial permit applications, plan review responses, inspections and the accessibility features commercial buildings require, all managed by Greg.
Real work · not stock photos
Greg's commercial construction work
Photos from Greg's own jobs around Western Washington.
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How it works
How a commercial project job works
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Free on-site estimate
Greg meets you, your board or your property manager at the site, walks the property and talks through use, size, timeline and budget.
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Plans and permitting
Plans are developed with you and taken through commercial review with the city or county, with plan review comments answered as they come in.
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Build
Site work, foundation, structure, roofing, siding and interiors move in sequence, with Greg as your single point of contact.
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Inspections and handover
Final inspections are completed, Greg walks the building with you and closes out the punch list before you move in.
Customer reviews
What customers say about Greg
“He is a quality person to deal with and does excellent work. I would recommend him to anyone.”
Don B.
An addition to an existing structure · HomeAdvisor review
“He is a man of integrity. He does what he says and says what a does.”
Tom W.
A project with Greg · HomeAdvisor review
“He does good work.”
Bill
A project with Greg · HomeAdvisor review
Local pages
Commercial Construction by city
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- Rainier
- Yelm
- Tenino
- Lacey
- Tumwater
- Centralia
- Olympia
- DuPont
- Eatonville
- Chehalis
- Graham
- Lakewood
- Puyallup
- Tacoma
- Shelton
- Federal Way
- Auburn
- Kent
- Bremerton
- Longview
- Seattle
- Aberdeen
- Bellevue
- Everett
- Vancouver
Also serving Bucoda, Roy, Elk Plain, Rochester, Spanaway, Napavine, Frederickson, Steilacoom, Parkland, Mossyrock, Midland, South Hill and more →
Questions
Commercial Construction FAQs
What kinds of commercial buildings do you build?
Greg builds small and mid-size commercial buildings: contractor shops, offices, retail and service buildings, church halls and pavilions, farm stores and post-frame warehouses. If your project is a wood-frame or post-frame building for a business, church or farm, it is the kind of work he takes on.
How do Western Washington conditions affect a commercial building?
Rain, soil and wind all shape the design. A long wet season calls for solid roof drainage, vapor control and rot-resistant details at the base of the walls, clay and glacial till affect footings and site drainage, and open sites need bracing for wind. Greg plans for these from the start instead of fixing them after you move in.
How much does a commercial building cost?
It depends on the size and use of the building, the structure type, the site work needed, the interior finish level, and the requirements that come out of commercial plan review. A post-frame storage building and a finished office are priced very differently. Greg provides a free estimate after meeting you on site.
Do you work with churches and nonprofit boards?
Yes. Greg can meet with your building committee, walk through options at different budget levels, and give you a written scope that is easy to bring to a vote. You deal with the same person from the first meeting to the final inspection.
Will you handle the commercial permit process?
Yes. Greg prepares and submits the permit application, responds to plan review comments, schedules inspections and keeps the project moving with the city or county. Commercial review takes longer than residential, so permitting is built into the schedule from the start.
Related
Often done together
Commercial Pole Buildings & Warehouses
Post-frame warehouses, shops and storage buildings.
See commercial pole buildings & warehouses
Tenant Improvements (Office, Retail, Restaurant & Medical Build-Outs)
Office, retail, restaurant and medical build-outs.
See tenant improvements (office, retail, restaurant & medical build-outs)
Commercial Remodeling & Renovation
Office, storefront, church and older building renovations.
See commercial remodeling & renovation
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