Embree Group

Embree Group operates from Georgetown, Texas as a nationwide commercial real estate development and construction firm with over 47 years of industry experience. Founded in 1977, the company employs more than 215 professionals across three specialized entities offering build-to-suit development, general construction services, and capital markets advisory. Rating 3.8 stars across 22 reviews, they serve commercial clients nationally rather than residential homeowners, focusing on single-tenant net-leased properties and retail developments. The company maintains standard weekday hours Monday through Friday with operational headquarters in the Austin metro area.

What distinguishes Embree Group from typical contractors is their vertically integrated approach combining development, design, construction management, and capital markets services under one organizational umbrella. Their three affiliated companies function as a turnkey solution, from initial land acquisition through final build-out, reducing client coordination complexity. The organization has completed over 20,000 projects across their history, with particular specialization in single-tenant commercial builds for creditworthy national tenants. Their scale allows program roll-out services for multi-location retail and storage clients requiring consistent construction standards across geographic regions.

Client feedback highlights specific team members who managed renovation projects for commercial property portfolios. Zachary Plotts, Assistant Superintendent, completed an office remodel for a Public Storage location in Florida ahead of schedule, while California-based Property Manager Jessica Masters praised Superintendent Jim Krieg for consistent communication throughout her office renovation. Project Manager Rich Gatehouse received recognition for smooth coordination and proactive follow-up on a multi-contractor renovation, with Anthony C. noting that Superintendent Erik Michelli maintained schedule adherence despite coordination challenges. However, negative reviews cite nonpayment disputes with subcontractors and concerns about project manager experience levels.