The Allen Company, LLC.

Physical: 1665 Central Drive, Presque Isle, ME 04769

Mailing Address: P.O. BOX 608, Presque Isle, ME 04769

President: (207) 762 - 3190

Office Manager: (207) 227 - 5112

Trusted Partnerships. Quality Services.

Name: The Allen Company
Address: 1665 Central Drive, Presque Isle, Maine
Telephone: 207-762-3190

The Allen Company focuses on upholding honesty and ethical behavior in all actions, striving for exceptional quality in all services, and working collaboratively to achieve excellence in all endeavors.

As a General Contractor, we empower our team of dedicated employees and subcontractors to strive for excellence in every project, every day.

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Who We Are

At The Allen Company, we are proud to bring two decades of experience in the construction industry, specializing as a premier Commercial General Contractor. Our journey has allowed us to build not only structures but also lasting relationships with our clients, architects, and subcontractors. Our deep understanding of the commercial construction landscape equips us with the expertise to navigate complex projects with confidence and precision.

Our team is driven by a commitment to deliver exceptional quality and value in every project we undertake. We believe that successful construction is built on collaboration, transparency, and a shared vision. Over the past 20 years, we have honed our skills and methodologies, adapting to market trends and innovations, ensuring that we provide cutting-edge solutions tailored to meet our clients’ unique needs.

We take pride in our solid reputation for professionalism and integrity. Our extensive portfolio reflects our dedication to excellence, featuring a wide range of completed projects from commercial offices and retail spaces to industrial facilities and mixed-use developments. As we look to the future, we remain focused on building spaces that inspire, foster community, and drive success for our clients.

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Our Services

Earthwork/Excavation

Earthwork and excavation are critical components in the construction process, particularly for Commercial General Contractors. These activities involve the removal, relocation, and management of soil and other materials to prepare a site for building projects. Proper execution of earthwork ensures a stable foundation, effective drainage systems, and compliance with local regulations. By accurately assessing the site’s topography and soil conditions, contractors can avoid costly delays and ensure the structural integrity of the development. Moreover, innovative techniques and equipment, such as excavation machinery and surveying technology, enable efficient and precise earthwork operations, ultimately contributing to the successful completion of commercial building projects.

Building

Building is a fundamental aspect of the work carried out by a Commercial General Contractor, who oversees a wide range of construction projects, from office complexes to retail spaces. A successful contractor ensures that all phases of the building process, including planning, budgeting, and execution, are meticulously managed to deliver high-quality results on time and within budget. By coordinating subcontractors, suppliers, and project timelines, a Commercial General Contractor plays a crucial role in transforming architectural blueprints into functional and aesthetically pleasing structures that meet the needs of businesses and communities alike.

Project Management

Project management in the context of a commercial general contractor involves the meticulous planning, execution, and oversight of construction projects to ensure they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Effective project management encompasses various phases, including project initiation, design, procurement, construction, and finally, project closeout. It requires coordination among diverse teams, including architects, engineers, subcontractors, and clients, while managing resources, schedules, and potential risks. By employing project management methodologies and tools, general contractors can streamline communication, enhance productivity, and deliver successful outcomes that satisfy all stakeholders involved.

Heavy Civil Construction

Heavy civil construction plays a crucial role in the portfolio of a commercial general contractor, encompassing large-scale infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, dams, and utilities. This sector demands not only robust engineering and project management skills but also a deep understanding of regulatory requirements and sustainable practices. As commercial general contractors engage in heavy civil construction, they ensure that these vital projects are completed on time and within budget while minimizing environmental impact. By leveraging advanced technology and skilled labor, they contribute significantly to the development of public works that enhance community infrastructure and support economic growth.

Grading

Grading is a crucial aspect of the construction process for Commercial General Contractors, as it involves the precise leveling and preparation of land before any building begins. Proper grading ensures that the site has a stable foundation, allows for effective drainage, and minimizes the risk of erosion or pooling of water, which can lead to significant structural problems down the line. By accurately measuring and adjusting the contours of the land, contractors can create a safe and efficient workspace, ultimately contributing to the longevity of the structures built on the site. Additionally, understanding local grading regulations and collaborating with civil engineers often play a key role in successful project execution, highlighting the importance of this foundational step in commercial construction.

Road construction

Road construction plays a crucial role in the projects handled by a Commercial General Contractor (CGC), ensuring that infrastructure developments are executed efficiently and safely. A CGC oversees the planning, coordination, and execution of roadwork to meet both local regulations and project specifications. This includes managing resources, scheduling work crews, and ensuring that the materials used are of high quality and suitable for the intended purpose. With a focus on minimizing disruption to traffic and surrounding communities, a CGC must navigate various challenges such as weather conditions, environmental concerns, and compliance with safety standards. Ultimately, the successful completion of road construction projects not only enhances transportation networks but also contributes to economic growth and improved accessibility in the area.