Commercial Construction Backed by Total Project Control
Steel buildings, pole barns, and commercial construction projects, built to spec, on schedule, and backed by a team that’s done the work before.
Complete Control Over Every Phase
Few contractors can manage both the land and the build.
Clune Services can, our construction crews work alongside our own excavating and fencing teams, which means fewer subcontractors, better coordination, and stronger quality control from raw land to finished structure. That matters when you’re working against a commercial timeline.
Need the site work and perimeter fence too? Our commercial projects page shows how we bundle all three trades on one contract.
What We Build:
Steel Buildings
Pre-engineered and custom steel structures.
Pole Barns
Commercial-grade pole barn construction.
Building Projects
General commercial construction and buildouts.
General Contracting
Full project oversight from site work to final finish.
Why Clune for Commercial Construction
Licensed and insured, with in-house site prep and fencing capability, so your commercial build isn’t dependent on coordinating three separate companies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What commercial buildings do you construct?
Pre-engineered metal buildings, steel structures, warehouses and light industrial buildings, pole barns, and commercial buildouts.
Do you handle the site work and pads?
Yes. Clearing, grading, and concrete pads are done by our own crews, which keeps the schedule in one place.
Do you build agricultural and pole barn structures?
Yes. We build commercial-grade pole barns and ag buildings, often with the site prep and fencing done in the same contract.
How do I get a commercial construction bid?
Send drawings, specs, and your schedule through our Request a Bid form or to estimates@clune-services.com.
Have a Commercial Build Coming Up?
Send us the plans or call to talk through scope, schedule, and what we can self-perform from site work to final structure. Serving Petersburg, Lewisburg, Fayetteville, Shelbyville, Columbia, Tullahoma, College Grove, and Franklin.