
A Texas Contractor,
Built on 30 Years
EGA Construction Services LLC is a veteran-owned, HUB-certified commercial general contractor in Crowley, TX, delivering design-builds, tenant finish-outs, steel buildings, and remodels for clients across the DFW metroplex.

A Word From Our CEO, Lynn Toomer
EGA Construction Services LLC is a one-stop shop for your commercial construction needs. Design-builds, tenant finish-outs, steel buildings, and remodels are our specialty. We have developed relationships with our subcontractors over the past 30 years in the commercial construction industry, so you get a quality product for a fair price.
We are veteran-owned and operated and HUB certified. We use our military management skills to make things happen in a timely manner, which keeps our projects on schedule and on budget. Give us the opportunity and we will give you the results.
Notable EGA projects include the Gene Snow Drag Racing Museum, Manheim Auto Auction, Chapel Creek Fellowship, J-Mac / Forum Energy, and VFW Post 2399, projects that span cultural, industrial, faith-based, and civic work across Texas.
We work with commercial property owners, facility managers, energy clients, faith-based organizations, civic groups, and cultural institutions, all under one license, one phone number, and one standard of work.
Quality Commercial Construction at a Fair Price
EGA Construction Services exists to deliver design-builds, tenant finish-outs, steel buildings, and remodels that hit the schedule, hold the budget, and last. We apply military project-management discipline and 30 years of vetted subcontractor relationships to every commercial project, so DFW owners get a quality product at a fair price, every time.
Founded 1995, 30+ Years of Commercial Construction
- 1995
EGA Construction founded
CEO Lynn Toomer launches EGA Construction Services in Texas, applying military project-management discipline to commercial construction.
- 2005
Subcontractor network matures
A decade of vetted relationships with civil, MEP, structural, and finish trades, the backbone of every EGA project.
- 2012
Steel buildings division grows
Pre-engineered metal building expertise becomes a core EGA service line for industrial, agricultural, and commercial clients.
- 2018
Civic & cultural projects
Notable work for the Gene Snow Drag Racing Museum, VFW Post 2399, Chapel Creek Fellowship, and Manheim Auto Auction.
- 2020
HUB Certification
EGA earns Historically Underutilized Business certification, opening doors to public and prime-contractor opportunities across Texas.
- Today
30+ years strong
Still veteran-owned, still based in Crowley, still building commercial Texas, design-builds, finish-outs, steel buildings, and remodels under one accountable contractor.
Our Values
30+ years experience
Three decades of commercial construction discipline applied to every project, every scope, every trade.
One contractor, many trades
Design-build, finish-outs, steel buildings, and subcontractor coordination under one accountable team.
Built in Texas, for Texas
Headquartered in Crowley, we know DFW soil, code, climate, and the people who build here.
DFW-wide mobilization
Office hours Monday–Friday 7am–5pm and Saturday 8am–Noon with crews mobilized across the metroplex.
Logistics handled
Roll-off dumpsters, staging, and site logistics coordinated from day one.
Veteran leadership
Military project-management discipline keeps projects on schedule and on budget.
HUB Certified
Historically Underutilized Business certified, procurement-ready for public and prime-contractor work.
Quality at a fair price
30 years of subcontractor relationships mean fair, accurate pricing without the markup games.
Proudly Serving the DFW Metroplex
Headquartered in Crowley, TX · Crews mobilized across the metroplex · One contractor for design-build, finish-out, and steel buildings.
Ready when you are
Have a Project in Mind?
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Design-builds, tenant finish-outs, steel buildings, and remodels across DFW · Veteran-owned and HUB certified.
Hours: Mon–Fri 7am–5pm · Sat 8am–Noon · Closed Sunday.

