Wespac Construction | Phoenix is a construction company in Phoenix, AZ, operating as a general contractor and construction management firm. The business offers preconstruction and construction services across various market sectors, including hospitality, industrial and advanced manufacturing, multifamily and mixed-use spaces, and workplace corporate interiors. Projects range from small tenant improvements to large shell and master-planned communities. The company holds a rating of 4.60 based on available reviews.
Founded by John Largay in 1991, Wespac Construction has over 34 years of history in the industry. The firm describes itself as an extension of its clients' teams, focusing on a process called Systematic Building that emphasizes constant communication, coordination, and planning. This approach covers preconstruction, sub-selection, field operations, estimating, project controls, and quality assurance. The company reports that over 85% of its portfolio consists of repeat or referral clients. Wespac has completed more than 300 highlighted projects across the Southwest and has delivered over 11 million square feet of construction. It was recognized in the Phoenix Business Journal Top Contractors list for 2024-2025.
The Phoenix location is situated at 9440 N 26th Street. The site is located about 0.1 miles from the Piestewa Freeway. Nearby landmarks include Mercury Mine School, which is about 0.3 miles away, and the Phoenix Mountains Preserve, a nature preserve located about 0.5 miles from the office. Dreamy Draw Recreation Area and Dreamy Draw Wash are also within 0.6 miles of the business.
Wespac Construction serves the Phoenix area with a focus on technical execution and client collaboration. The company maintains a long-term relationship with subcontractors and continuously trains field personnel to ensure projects are managed with technical skill. With a history spanning more than three decades, Wespac brings established experience to commercial and mixed-use construction projects in the Southwest.
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