General contractor for commercial, airport, and multifamily construction
Apex Multifamily Builders is an Austin-based general contractor running commercial, ground-up, tenant improvement, and airport work, with a side line in storage tank coating and maintenance. Its stack centers on construction project controls (Procore, Oracle Primavera P6, Bluebeam) plus QuickBooks and Sage for finance. Hiring skews senior and splits between field construction and sales, matching job-post pressure on margin fade and on growing revenue in the DFW market.
Apex Multifamily Builders is a privately held general contractor founded in 2017 and headquartered in Austin, Texas. It operates across the United States with 51–200 employees. The company handles commercial new construction, ground-up builds, tenant improvement buildouts, apartment complex renovations, restaurant and retail work, offices, student housing, and high-rise condos. Its active work includes airport construction at Denver International Airport. It also offers oil and gas services covering storage tank inspection, coating, and repair.
Its stack includes Procore, Oracle Primavera P6, and Bluebeam for project management and plan review. QuickBooks and Sage cover accounting, and DocuSign handles contracts. AWS, Azure, and GCP also appear.
Yes, though hiring is slow. Open roles focus on construction operations and sales, plus some engineering. Most are senior positions, and all are based in the United States.
Current work includes airport construction at Denver International Airport, commercial new construction, tenant improvement buildouts, apartment complex renovations, and ground-up builds.
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