Leadership
Meet the people behind AmeriConstruction. Trevor Vick and Ryan Gannon lead the company as Managing Members.
Start with how your property is used, what you want to change and the questions you still need answered. Our first conversation helps identify the right service, the information needed and the next step.
Ryan Gannon
Managing Member
Trevor Vick
Managing Member
Construction shaped around the owner
A home renovation affects daily routines. A tenant finish-out affects opening plans. A multifamily improvement program affects residents, access and the release of each work area. Those differences belong in the scope from the beginning.
Our approach connects the proposed work to the way the property needs to function. Discuss occupied areas, protection, other contractors and the decisions that could affect cost or timing before work is authorized.
Clear communication through the decisions
A useful update explains what has been completed, what happens next and what needs your decision. Agree the project contact, update schedule and approval responsibilities at the outset.
Keep changes connected to the original scope: the reason, affected work, price and schedule implications should be understandable before approval. The project approach below shows how those decisions carry through construction and handover.
Useful records after the work is complete
The finished space is only part of the handover. Product details, approved changes, applicable inspection records and issued warranty documents help you care for the property and plan future work. Define the required records and their delivery format in the agreement.
For owners considering PIID™, discuss the proposed digital-record workflow during planning. Confirm the tools, access, responsibilities and handover arrangements for your project before including them in the scope.
Professional affiliations
AmeriConstruction has been BBB Accredited since August 2017 and is listed in the Dallas Builders Association’s residential builder directory, with membership dating from 2025.
Begin with the property and the outcome
Call 972-645-1654 with the location, intended work and timing you have in mind. Bring any available plans or condition records, and explain which areas must remain occupied. Confirm project fit, the appropriate contact and any site-visit arrangements with the team.
How AmeriConstruction approaches your project
AmeriConstruction serves homeowners, commercial property owners and multifamily operators across North Texas. Trevor Vick and Ryan Gannon lead the company as Managing Members. The starting conversation should connect what you want to accomplish with the condition and use of the property, not assume that every project needs the same construction package.
Commercial improvements, residential remodeling, roofing and restoration involve different decisions, but each benefits from a defined scope and clear responsibilities. Work may involve coordination with qualified specialty subcontractors, design professionals, management teams and owner vendors as appropriate to the agreement.
What to expect from the first conversation
Bring the address, photographs, available plans and your priorities. Explain timing constraints and which spaces need to remain usable. Discuss what information is missing and whether the next step is assessment, design coordination or estimating.
Before authorizing work, confirm the proposal boundaries, communication contact and change-approval process. The project pages and planning resources explain these decisions in greater detail; they are intended to support an informed owner, not replace project-specific review.