New Commercial Buildings

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Steel frame of a new commercial building rising on its foundation

New Commercial Building Construction in Maine

A new commercial building is a big investment, and the builder you choose shapes the schedule, the budget and how the building performs for decades. Central Maine Construction builds new commercial buildings for owners, developers and businesses across central Maine and beyond.

Because we also handle site work and commercial roofing, one team can take a project from the ground up. We build for Maine conditions, with snow loads, frost depth and drainage planned in from the start. We work in Augusta, Skowhegan and the surrounding towns.

What We Build

New construction projects we take on include:

Single-tenant and multi-tenant buildings for retail, office and service businesses.

Warehouse construction and storage buildings with the clear spans, doors and slabs your operation needs.

Steel-frame and metal buildings for commercial use, from the foundation and slab to the steel, wall panels and overhead doors.

Excavation, site prep and roofing coordinated with the building schedule.

How a New Build Works

Every building is different, but most follow the same path.

01

Bid and Planning

We review the plans and the site, then send a bid that covers scope, schedule and cost.

02

Permits and Site Prep

Permits, site work and the foundation come first, timed around Maine weather.

03

Build and Closeout

The building is framed, closed in, roofed and finished, then inspected and turned over to you.

New Commercial Building FAQs

Yes. We build warehouses and storage buildings as part of our new commercial construction work.

Yes. We handle commercial site work, including excavation and land clearing, so the site and the building stay on one schedule.

New Commercial Buildings

Request a Quote on Your Building

Tell us about the site, the building and your timeline. We will review it and follow up to talk through next steps.