Top Residential Contractor in Newport, MI

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Detached home with a covered front porch, attached garage and landscaped lawn
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Modern kitchen with dark cabinets and a large island with seating
Two-story home exterior with a garage, covered porch and landscaped front yard
About the company

Over 30 Years of Building Excellence

A & K Construction is a trusted contracting company with over 30 years of experience serving Southeast Michigan. We specialize in custom homes, kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions, and full-scale renovations. Known for delivering projects on time and on budget, we’re committed to exceptional craftsmanship and clear communication every step of the way. Fully licensed, insured, and dedicated to quality, we help homeowners bring their vision to life, safely, efficiently, and with precision.

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PROJECTS COMPLETED

Two-story home exterior with a deck and attached garage
Empty living room with wood laminate flooring and white trim
Completed two-story house with a covered front porch and attached garage
Walk-in shower with gray wall tile and a built-in bench

Start Your Residential Construction Project Today

Ready to build, expand, or renovate your property? Contact A & K Construction for expert service, reliable timelines, and professional results backed by over 30 years of experience. Call us now to discuss your project needs.
Open-plan office with glass meeting rooms, workstations and large windows

On-Time and On-Budget Project Delivery

With decades of experience in commercial construction, A & K Construction ensures seamless project execution through efficient planning, skilled management, and expert coordination. Clients benefit from predictable timelines and accurate cost control, minimizing disruptions and maximizing value. Our streamlined processes, industry knowledge, and commitment to excellence make us a dependable partner for businesses seeking reliable commercial building and renovation solutions.

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What are client says about us...

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Great work. Always cleaned jobsite at the end of the day. Great to work With.
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Grew up here. Nice, rural area. Visiting our family that still resides there.
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Gale C
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Great place
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Steven M Riddle
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My sister lives here
STILL GOT QUESTIONS?

Frequently Asked Questions

What should be finalized before a construction project starts?

Before construction begins, the project scope, layout decisions, material selections, and access points should already be confirmed. Finalizing these early helps prevent mid-project changes that can slow progress or require rework once construction is underway.

Not always. Many residential and commercial construction projects are completed while the property is still occupied. However, access to work areas, temporary shutoffs (power, water), and safety boundaries are usually required to allow work to proceed efficiently and safely.

Structural changes typically involve inspections, load calculations, and staged work to maintain stability throughout the project. Any modification to load-bearing walls, framing, or supports is planned and executed before finishing work begins to ensure structural integrity.

Unexpected conditions, such as hidden damage, outdated framing, or code conflicts, can surface after demolition begins. When this happens, the project is paused in that area while the issue is evaluated and corrected before continuing, preventing larger problems later.

Construction projects rely on sequencing between trades such as framing, electrical, plumbing, and finishing. Work is scheduled in phases so each trade completes its portion in the correct order, reducing conflicts and ensuring systems are installed properly before walls and finishes are closed.