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Our History

A Company Built to Last

Founded in the 2008 downturn and growing steadily ever since.

How We Got Here

Steady, deliberate growth since 2008.

Founded in the depths of the 2008 recession, we've grown ever since by doing right by our clients.

The dining room and open kitchen at Communal in downtown Provo, one of the first commercial projects Complete Contracting Company completed

May 1, 2008

Founded in a downturn

We opened our doors in the middle of the recession. The early jobs were small — an FHA home remodel, an attic addition — then commercial work like the Communal restaurant in downtown Provo.

R4 Constructors → Complete Contracting

Same company, sharper focus

R4 Constructors became Complete Contracting Company several years ago — same company, same tax ID, one continuous history back to 2008. The name is intentionally generic: the brand is bigger than any one person.

Severalfold over the last decade

Steady, credible growth

We have grown severalfold since the rebrand and kept climbing through the COVID years, with a goal to more than double again over the next several years.

A team, not a founder

Built to outlast any one person

We built the company to hold up regardless of who comes or goes — qualified people, documented processes, and self-performed trades that add depth for the clients we serve.

The Estimate 1st Method

Know what it costs before you spend a dollar on design.

Give us a rough idea, and we'll tell you what your project will really cost — before you pay for a single drawing.

Budget before blueprints. Before you hire an architect, we hand you a complimentary conceptual budget — a full CSI-level cost breakdown built from hundreds of projects we have delivered — alongside an early design concept.

Design to your number. Instead of paying for plans that may not pencil, you steer the design toward the dollars you want to spend — the estimating discipline this company was built on, working for you from day one.

Explore the Estimate 1st method
Estimate 1st — the service mark cut into an orange plaque, with the numeral 1 shared between “Estimate” and “st”
  • Conceptual budget: A full, CSI-level cost breakdown built from limited early information.
  • Design concept: A first look at whether the program works on the site, at the number.
  • Real cost data: Our own regional cost history, not published national indexes.
  • Your number first: Before design, before regular estimates, before the bid process.

Who We Are

A team you can trust to represent your best interest.

We're estimators, builders, and project leaders who act in our clients' best interest on every job we take.

The Complete Contracting Company office in Highland, Utah — a two-story commercial building of white and grey panels with floor-to-ceiling glass, which the company built for itself, seen from the parking lot

Depth where it counts

Built around estimating

The estimating discipline behind our work comes from a decade in corporate architecture and fifteen years pricing projects for large firms. That discipline is the throughline into Estimate 1st.

Advocacy, not pass-through

We act in your best interest

A general contractor should deliver the best product at a fair price — not hire subs and pass along change orders. We check that every charge is fair and push back when it is not, which is why so much of our work is repeat business.

We stand behind the build

We earn our fee by carrying real risk

A general contractor carries genuine risk and answers for the outcome. We accept that responsibility and stand behind our work, so you can plan with confidence.

Trained, and always learning

We invest in our people

Every employee goes through a formal construction-management course — 57 weeks, taught weekly by a college instructor, whatever their prior degree. Careers have grown out of it, including a senior superintendent who started on the demolition crew.

Early to the standard

We run on modern systems

We adopted Procore before it became the industry norm and brought on a professional CFO with formalized policies and procedures — the backbone that keeps complex projects on track.

Ready to build where you are

Licensed across the region

We are a licensed, bonded, and insured commercial general contractor with active licenses in Utah, Idaho, and Arizona, plus self-performed demolition and electrical crews that add speed and depth.