Knipp Contracting

This year the Knipp name turns 50 in construction. Three brothers, one kitchen table, and a lot of people who trusted the name along the way. Wally’s hope for the next 50 is simple: keep the reputation, keep adapting, and leave something good for the next generation.

Thank you for being part of it.

Today is one of those days that still feels heavy, no matter how many years pass.

We remember the lives lost, the families who were forever changed, and the people who ran toward danger to help others.

We also remember how united we felt as a country in the days that followed.

Never forget. 🇺🇸

One of the things we’re most grateful for in this business is the partnerships we’ve built along the way.

Construction is never just about the project. It’s about the people we work with, our clients, trade partners, vendors, architects, brokers, developers, and our own team who all play a part in getting the job done.

Labor Day was created to honor the contributions of American workers, and I think that’s worth remembering. So much of what gets built, opened, improved, and moved forward happens because people show up, work hard, solve problems, and work together.

Today, we are just grateful for the people we get to do business with and the trust they place in Knipp Contracting.

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Knipp. 🇺🇸

Great cause! Great people! And great golf!! Annunciation Catholic School

Franchise buildouts are their own kind of project.

This is a Massage Envy we built out. Every finish, fixture, and layout detail has to match the franchisor's brand standards, pass their review, and still hit the opening date the owner promised their market. There's no "close enough" in franchise work. The brand book is the contract.

That's the part we like about it. Clear standards, tight schedule, and an owner who needs their doors open. We build QSR and franchise locations across the Valley with that same playbook.

If you're a franchisee with a location coming up, let's talk before your site visit, not after.

Remodel complete. Surprise, AZ you're up. ✔️

Another one for Angie's,

Warm wood, black-and-brass pendants, daylight for days. Sequenced tight, because in QSR a dark dining room is the most expensive room in town.

Come hungry, Surprise.

Job walk at a school in Colorado this week with the Shea Foundation team.

We spent the morning walking the campus, talking through phasing, and figuring out what can get done while students are out for summer.

Projects like this are special. When a foundation invests in a school, the work reaches kids for generations. Grateful to be the General Contractor they trust to carry it out, whether that's Arizona, Seattle, or Colorado.

Hard hats off, hairnets on. 🧤

Our crew spent a shift in the kitchen at St. Vincent de Paul food prep, serving line, and a truly humbling amount of dishes.

We build dining rooms for a living. SVdP runs one of the most important ones in Arizona, every single day. Grateful they let us lend a hand
Go serve with them if you get the chance. They will supply the dish gloves.

New shade structure and turf field, finished while the playground sits empty for summer.
That's the thing about school work.

The real construction season is about ten weeks long. Everything has to be planned, permitted, and ordered months before the last bell rings, so the campus is ready when students walk back in.

Playgrounds, shade, classrooms, windows, whole campus renovations. If your school has a project list, the schools that get their projects done next summer are the ones talking to a contractor this fall.

Happy to walk your campus and help you figure out what's possible.