Absolute Construction Enterprises, Inc. (ACE), located in Racine, Wisconsin, has been a cornerstone in the construction industry since 1990. Initially established as a woman-owned business with a focus on architectural design, the company has evolved into one of the most experienced general contracting firms in Southeastern Wisconsin, providing a comprehensive range of construction services. Certified as a Woman Business Enterprise (WBE) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), ACE stands out for its commitment to creating strong partnerships with clients, ensuring that their specific construction needs are met with professionalism and care.
With a dedicated construction management team, consolidated in 2005, ACE offers robust services including Owner Representation and General Contracting for various sectors. They have successfully managed projects with budgets reaching up to $50 million, demonstrating a strong portfolio in educational institutions, municipal buildings, religious establishments, health care facilities, assisted living centers, and luxury residential properties.
The company prides itself on transparency and communication throughout the construction process. Understanding that clients often have different levels of involvement, ACE has implemented a systematic approach that keeps all stakeholders informed and engaged. They utilize industry-leading management technologies to ensure that projects maintain quality control while managing costs effectively, allowing clients to benefit from significant savings.
ACE’s philosophy is grounded in developing trust, reliability, and integrity in all client relationships. They prioritize establishing mutual goals early in the planning process, ensuring that everyone shares a clear understanding of project expectations. This meticulous attention to detail, paired with a commitment to training the next generation of construction professionals, showcases ACE’s dedication to not just building structures, but also fostering a legacy in the construction industry.
