General contracting

We sign for the finished building — not for a scope of work that leaves the hardest coordination sitting with the owner.

SSA runs commercial, institutional, multifamily and light industrial projects from roughly $2M to $80M. We work design-build, competitive hard bid and construction management at risk, and we are comfortable being brought in during schematic design or after the drawings are already stamped.

The thing that separates us from most contractors at this size is that we self-perform. Concrete, structural framing and finish carpentry are done by SSA crews on SSA payroll. When the trade market tightens and a framing sub goes three weeks late on someone else's job, that is not a phone call we have to make.

Every project gets a superintendent who is on site daily and a project manager who is not running six other jobs. You will meet both before you sign anything. The schedule is published weekly and includes the parts that slipped, because a schedule that only shows good news is not a schedule.