Capability Statement

KGC General Contractor

KGC is a commercial general contractor delivering industrial, warehouse, tilt-up, multifamily, and commercial construction across the United States.

2015Founded in Houston

50+Commercial projects delivered

1M+Sq ft delivered

1,252Multifamily units in active portfolio

Core Services

Warehouse Construction — Distribution centers, cross-docks, and last-mile hubs from 50,000 to 1M+ sq ft.
Industrial Construction — Manufacturing, processing, and heavy industrial facilities built for uptime and durability.
Multifamily Properties — Class C multifamily construction and value-add renovations across Houston.
Tilt-Up Construction — Self-performed concrete panel work — speed, strength, and cost advantage.
Commercial Buildings — Retail centers, office, mixed-use, and ground-up shell construction.
Design-Build — Single-source delivery from concept to certificate of occupancy.
Pre-Construction — Budgeting, constructability review, and value engineering early.

Industrial — Manufacturing, logistics, and operational buildings
Warehouse — Distribution, storage, truck courts, and tenant-ready space
Commercial — Office, retail, mixed-use, and multi-tenant shells
Office — Professional office environments with finished exteriors and tenant-ready interiors
Retail — Strip centers, pad sites, and multi-tenant retail shells with strong street presence
Multifamily — Renovations, repositioning, exterior, and amenity work

NSI Multifamily Portfolio · Houston, TX — Houston, TX · 1,252 units across 4 properties
Pearland Business Park · Pearland, TX — Warehouse / Industrial · Pearland, TX · 124K sq ft
Pearland Office Plaza · Pearland, TX — Office / Commercial · Pearland, TX · Multi-tenant
North Garden Warehouses · Houston, TX — Warehouse · Houston, TX · 40K sq ft · 2018
Fondren Business Park · Missouri City, TX — Industrial / Warehouse · Missouri City, TX · Turnkey

Pre-Pour & Pre-Lift Checks — Reinforcement, embeds, and layout are inspected before concrete placement and panel lifts.
Inspection Coordination — Third-party testing and inspections are scheduled against the work plan to avoid rework.
Hold Points — Critical scopes have clear hold points so quality is confirmed before the next trade proceeds.
OSHA-Aligned Programs — Site-specific safety plans aligned with OSHA 1926 construction standards. Fall protection, excavation, electrical, and scaffold programs documented and trained.
Weekly Site Walks — Project superintendent plus safety lead walks every job weekly. Punch-list-style hazard logs tracked to closure — not just noted and moved on.
Daily Toolbox Talks — Start-of-shift briefings on scope-specific hazards, PPE requirements, and the day's critical lifts or pours. Documented attendance.
Tilt-Up Discipline — Panel erection follows a written lift plan reviewed with the crane operator, rigger, and erection crew pre-shift. Exclusion zones marked, signaler assigned.
PPE Minimums — Hard hat, ANSI Class 2/3 hi-vis, safety glasses, and Class 3 boots required on site. Scope-specific additions (gloves, respirators, fall arrest) enforced per task.
Incident Response — First aid and emergency contacts posted at every site entry. Near-misses reported same-day. Serious incidents trigger a stop-work and root-cause review.