Schools, hotels, transit, retail, and public buildings. We phase the work around your calendar and your people, keep life safety intact every day, and hand each space back on a date, not a guess.
Maloney Construction is a commercial general contractor built for facilities that cannot close. Our roots are in disaster recovery, where keeping the client operating is the entire job. That discipline now runs through everything we build.
Drag through a ceiling and lighting replacement on an occupied campus. Floor protection goes down first and stays down until the room is handed back.
Slide to move through the phases. Each one maps to part of our delivery system.
A Marriott lobby renovation in Ocala, photographed from both sides of the same containment wall. The hotel never stopped checking guests in.
Sealed modular containment panels with a dedicated, signed entry. On the work side, negative-air machines pull dust and odor through the wall and out, so the lobby side stays clean enough to serve breakfast.
The seating in the guest-side photo is the hotel's own lounge furniture, in use during the project.
New partition walls and an office framed, hung, finished, and painted inside a school corridor while the exit route stayed open and the classrooms around it stayed in use. The floor tile you see is the original — it never left service.
Drag the handle to compare. Every photo on this page is from a Maloney jobsite.
Public, hospitality, and commercial renovation across Florida, delivered while the building kept doing its job.
Canopy re-roofing, soffit replacement, and site work at park-and-ride and transfer facilities while routes kept running. Bus bays stayed signed and in service. Delivered under public procurement with AIA G702/G703 progress billing and Davis-Bacon certified payroll. Substantial completion November 2026.
Perimeter taped, lifts staged clear of the bays, riders still on the benches in the background.
Awarded June 2026; ranked first in 14 of 17 work categories. Reactive and planned renovation work orders on occupied campuses, run through our own work-order platform.
Framing to paint in a live hallway. Dust extraction at the source, exit path never blocked.
The starting point: worn roofing and fascia on a station that could not close for the work.
Standing-seam metal, new gutters and downspouts, stucco repaired and coated.
Carpet, wall finishes, and lighting brought to brand standard behind sealed doors and negative air. The corridor outside stayed a guest corridor the entire time.
New carpet and wall finishes run wing by wing so the rest of the floor stays rentable.
Brand-mandated renovations executed while both hotels stayed open to guests. Guestroom and public-area work sequenced to Marriott standard.
Luggage carts staged, seating in use, air scrubbers running against the wall. Guests check in; the schedule holds.
Modular panels, a lockable access door, and sealed transitions before the first piece of demolition comes out.
Full exterior restoration after hurricane damage: compromised siding removed, a new water barrier system installed, and Hardie siding replaced, on an operating behavioral health facility that could not pause care. Look at the windows in the "During" photo: the lights are on. Project page
Weather-resistant barrier, new Hardie siding, and trim, detailed to keep water out for the long term.
Storm-damage renovation: full roof replacement, new windows and exterior doors, then the worship hall brought back with new carpet, refurbished pews, repaired ceilings, and paint, sequenced around the congregation's calendar. Project page
Carpet wrapped tight over every step and nosing, pulpit and paraments back in place before the first service.
Full interior rebuild after storm damage: new floors, drywall, trim, cabinetry, lighting, insulation, plumbing, and electrical, with the original pressed-tin ceiling and stained glass kept. Project page
Tenant-ready finish: floors, lighting, and cabinetry complete, ready for the owner's fit-out.
The contractor that wins the second job is the one that made the first one easy to live with.
Your students learn, your guests sleep, your public is served, while we work.
An AI-assisted estimating platform built in-house turns plans into a credible budget in days, not weeks.
AIA billing, certified payroll, purchase-order and work-order compliance. And a written rule: no change-order work proceeds without written authorization.
A custom operations platform manages multi-site work orders, daily logs, and invoice compliance in real time.
Direct access to ownership on every account, from first walk to closeout.
Florida Certified Building Contractor CBC 1266638. Surety capacity statement available on request.
Tell us about the facility and what can't stop. We'll tell you how we'd phase it, and whether we're the right fit.
Or reach Paul Maloney directly: 941-979-2773 · paul@maloney.construction