Commercial construction in Amarillo: offices, retail, warehouses and medical space, built around city permits, Panhandle wind, hail and playa lake drainage.
We build in Amarillo, Canyon and the Panhandle towns, business parks and corridors around them.
Each area page below covers the local review path, the soils and weather, access and the building types we plan there.
Start with the pages owners in Amarillo and the Panhandle ask about most often.

Commercial construction in Amarillo: offices, retail, warehouses and medical space, built around city permits, Panhandle wind, hail and playa lake drainage.

Commercial and institutional construction in Canyon, Texas, the Randall County seat: small retail, medical and office buildings built along US 60 and I-27.

Support buildings, housing, shops and site work in Pampa, Gray County, where a large data center campus is under construction 54 miles northeast of Amarillo.

Feed, dairy, storage and commercial buildings in Hereford, 48 miles southwest of Amarillo, built for heavy trucks, clay soil and big temperature swings.
Business park buildings, truck-served shops, apartments and public buildings in Dumas, Moore County, about 45 minutes north of Amarillo.

Plant-adjacent shops, warehouses, offices and commercial buildings in Borger, Hutchinson County, about 50 miles north of Amarillo.
Equipment shops, feed and grain facilities, oilfield-service yards and commercial buildings in Perryton and Ochiltree County, in the northern Panhandle.

Washdown floors, grain and feed buildings, processing-plant additions and public work in Dimmitt and Castro County, southwest of Amarillo.
Wash-down floors, cold rooms and process building additions for beef and ag processing around Cactus in Moore County, built beside live production.

Hangar, apron and airfield-side construction near Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport, from clear-span steel to heavy concrete for aircraft loads.

Research, renovation and athletic-facility construction around the West Texas A&M campus in Canyon, planned around semesters, labs, livestock and events.

Offices, housing, warehouse and campus-scale site work around the Pantex plant area in Carson County, 20 miles northeast of Amarillo.
Warehouses, truck yards and roadside commercial pads along I-27 and Loop 335 south of Amarillo, built around TxDOT access, drainage and freight turning space.

Infill, hotel, garage and renovation construction in downtown Amarillo, with tight lots, shared walls and the permit office on the same block.
Clinic fit-outs, outpatient buildings and hospital-adjacent construction in Amarillo's medical district, phased around infection control and live patient care.

Retail pads, small shop buildings and mall-era repositioning around Hillside Road and Bell Street in Amarillo, planned around Loop 335 access and tenant dates.

Offices, clinics and retail on the southwest side of Amarillo near Soncy, Coulter and Loop 335, built around playa lake drainage and changing road access.

Truck-served buildings, county and agricultural facilities, and roadside commercial work in Panhandle, the Carson County seat northeast of Amarillo.
Support buildings, housing, yards and public work in Claude, the Armstrong County seat on U.S. 287 about 28 miles east of Amarillo.
Travel-center, motel, grain-handling and county building work in Vega, Oldham County, at the I-40 and U.S. 385 junction west of Amarillo.

Operations shops, laydown yards, rural commercial buildings and access work near Wildorado in Oldham County, just south of I-40 west of Amarillo.

Homes-adjacent commercial, public buildings, clinics and small retail in Fritch, Texas, near Lake Meredith and 35 miles north of Amarillo.

Boat storage, concessions, restrooms, lodging and utility buildings near Lake Meredith, built for water levels that change and a park-style approval path.

Laboratory, school, shop and large-lot commercial building in Bushland, Texas, on I-40 about 14 miles west of Amarillo, with expansive-clay foundation design.

Transload, pallet, warehouse and light-industrial buildings in CenterPort Business Park, east Amarillo, with rail, interstate access and Loop 335 nearby.
Meat processing, warehouse and light-industrial construction on south Amarillo land near I-27 and Loop 335, with interchange work planned for 2027.

Industrial site work, shops, warehouses and demolition at the Pampa Energy Center, a rail-served industrial park in Gray County northeast of Amarillo.

County-seat commercial buildings, public facilities, wildfire-aware rebuilds and light industrial work in Stinnett, Hutchinson County, north of Amarillo.
