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Dakota Contractors

General contractor · Atlanta

About

Dakota Contractors is a commercial general contractor on Spring Street NW in Midtown, founded in 1998 by developer Steve Selig and his son Blake as part of the Selig family of companies. They handle preconstruction, construction management, and design-build on projects from about $150K to $10M+ — restaurant and retail build-outs, office tenant improvements, schools, parking decks, and adaptive reuse. Local work includes Chattahoochee Food Works, Grindhouse Killer Burgers, Suburban Plaza, and The Goddard School. They also run their own Matterport 3D scanning to get existing spaces CAD-ready.

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Greater makes the introduction. This note goes to our desk — not to Dakota Contractors, and not to a tour desk. Say what you need, when you need it, and how to reach you.

Questions

Who does Greater call for general contractors in Atlanta and the Southeast?
Dakota Contractors is filed here because Greater ATL will actually pick up the phone for a general contractor in Atlanta and the Southeast — not because a scrape filled a slot, and not because a ranking was paid for. Use the contact on this page, or ask Greater to make the intro.
How do I reach Dakota Contractors without a tour form or a call center?
Call or write them from the contact on this page, and tell them Greater ATL sent you. If you'd rather not cold-call — a GC with a bid due, a broker with a tenant in the building — ask Greater to intro you. That note lands on our desk, not in Dakota Contractors's inbox.
Does Dakota Contractors only work in Atlanta and the Southeast?
They're filed under Atlanta and the Southeast. Trades on this directory routinely cover the next town over and the close-in Metro — ask them about the job you have, or ask us when you request the intro.
Is this a paid ranking?
No. Greater ATL vouches for local firms. A paid tier buys placement on the directory and a monthly report — not a score, not a review, and not coverage in the newsletter.

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