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A ground-breaking ceremony to begin renovation of the Lennox County Library was held Aug. 29, with county Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas and other dignitaries on hand. Check out this article and accompanying video

AMG & Associates is pleased to announce that we have been awarded a $5.1 million dollar contract for the new construction of a 9,000 SF Shoppette/convenience store, gas station and car care center at Edwards Air Force Base for the Army Air Force Exchange Service. AMG & Associates is proud to be involved in a

AMG & Associates met a 57-day deadline for a $1,197,000 project including restroom upgrades, new site sewer, and other upgrades at 3 schools.  Patrick Lundgren of Lundgren Management states that AMG & Associates is one of the best contractors he has worked with in quite some time.

AMG & Associates, Inc. is very excited to announce that we have started our second Construction Management project for the Chino Basin Water Conservation District. 

AMG’s president, Albert Giacomazzi, is working on some of the most exciting construction projects in SoCal. We bet you can’t guess how he starts most of his days…

Thank-You notes are received from Monsignor Martini for the contributions being made to Pastoral Renovation project by AMG & Associates.

On Monday, January 30, 2012, AMG & Associates, Inc. participated in the first of two groundbreaking ceremonies hosted by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church (OLPH) in AMG’s hometown, Santa Clarita, California. The event, which marked the launch of AMG’s renovation of the church’s Pastoral Center, included speeches, songs, and a blessing ceremony led

December 29, 2011 AMG & Associates, Inc. was recently featured in The Santa Clarita Valley Signal’s business section. The article, “Building despite the market,” showcases AMG’s success in a difficult economy.

December 2010 AMG & Associates awarded the $2,496,774 contract for re-building of the Mill Creek Fire Station and Barracks for the US Forest Service. The original fire station and barracks were burned down during the 2009 Station Fire that burned 160,000 acres.