Search the biggest contractors in the United States from the ENR 400. This page shows the biggest U.S. contractors and their recent payment history in the last 12 months. Select a contractor to see how that general contractor works with their subs including ratings and reviews from subs and suppliers, the GC's payment history, and how to best work with that contractor.
The biggest contractors work on some of the biggest ...
construction jobs in the U.S., such as the new Los Angeles SoFi Football Stadium. These large jobs usually have many companies involved and slow payment can arise when sub-subs and suppliers aren't contracting directly with the GC's. Are you working on a large construction job with a contractor on this list? Learn more about how to work with them and send a preliminary notice for free with Levelset.
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Exxel are fantastic payers and we've never had a single issue with them. They are one of the best GCs out there and I think others based on reviews and no issues.
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5 Star General Contractor. Lincoln Builders sets an example for others in the industry
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Had absolutely no problems working with FH Paschen on our job. Two thumbs up
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C.W. Driver is typically a General Contractor who has worked on 117 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about C.W. Driver's recent projects, reviews from other contractors, and general payment terms below.[...] Learn more
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Great team, payment speed, and policy. They make it easy for us
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Absolutely loved working with TA Loving. We had our first job with TA Loving in North Carolina recently and their AP process was clear and always answered my calls and questions with respect
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American Bridge is an excellent customer. They have paid promptly and they are very easy to work with.
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Pays on 'job basis'. No collection problems.
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DEPCOM Power is typically a General Contractor who has worked on 15 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about DEPCOM Power's recent projects, reviews from other contractors, and general payment terms below.[...] Learn more
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They're good to work with. We've worked several projects with them and think they look out for us better than the average owner. Wish payment was faster.. but I wish it was faster for all my projects in general
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F.A. Wilhelm Construction is typically a Subcontractor who has worked on 26 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about F.A. Wilhelm Construction's recent projects, reviews from other contractors, and general payment terms below.[...] Learn more
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Holt Construction is typically a Subcontractor who has worked on 63 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about Holt Construction's recent projects, reviews from other contractors, and general payment terms below.[...] Learn more
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Las Vegas Paving is one of the best Nevada companies we've worked with. We work across the west coast and they are one of our best vendors. Pay quickly and care
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Shaw Construction is typically a Subcontractor who has worked on 173 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about Shaw Construction's recent projects, reviews from other contractors, and general payment terms below.[...] Learn more
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Fast
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Fast, fair, and good is how I would describe their payment process, speed, and policy.
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great customer
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Zachry Group is always a fantastic team to work with. We've never had a problem with them on our Texas jobs
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They're better than most GCs we've worked with. Good communication, solid process and will help you get paid
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They almost always pay on time, the only problem is- if there is an issue with an invoice you've sent in, their AP department will not tell you and when it becomes passed due, it is EXTREMELY hard to get them to answer an email about what happened. It takes higher up project managers to finally get responses from that department.
