Sun State Builders Inc. is a prominent general contracting company based in Arizona, established in 1973 by Jim Chamberlain. With a rich history spanning over 50 years, the company has built a solid reputation for its commitment to excellence in the construction industry. Initially founded as a family-operated business, Sun State Builders has grown to encompass a team of more than 60 skilled professionals, adept at managing a diverse range of projects including commercial, residential, and multifamily developments.
Specializing in design-build construction, Sun State Builders streamlines the project delivery process, ensuring efficiency and cost-effectiveness through a single contract that simplifies coordination for all stakeholders. Their extensive portfolio features projects of varying sizes—ranging from small tenant improvements to expansive ground-up constructions exceeding 1,000,000 square feet. Notable project types include office spaces, retail centers, industrial facilities, hospitality venues, and multifamily housing developments.
In 2020, the company transitioned to include new leadership, with Jim Chamberlain stepping into an advisory role while longtime employees Curt Johannson, Mike Forst, and Andrea Piering took on partnership positions to drive the company forward. Mike Forst now serves as CEO, focusing on innovation and growth to enhance the company’s robust foundation.
Sun State Builders prides itself on superior project management, emphasizing rigorous standards of quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. Their approach integrates cutting-edge technology and meticulous budget management, enabling them to meet and often exceed client expectations. As a full-service general contractor, their mission extends beyond constructing buildings; they aim to create functional, responsible, and sustainable spaces that improve the lives of those who use them. This dedication to community and quality earned them the trust of clients across multiple states, solidifying Sun State Builders' status as a leading force in the Arizona construction landscape.
