A general contractor founded on the principle that great buildings come from disciplined teams — not shortcuts.
Luther Mack and Frank Hawkins started National Construction Providers in 2001 with a simple promise to their clients: deliver multi-million dollar projects on time, on budget, and built right the first time. Two decades later, that promise is the reason we still get repeat phone calls from the same developers, owners, and operators.
With offices in Las Vegas and Reno, NCP has become a diversified builder serving Nevada's full construction spectrum — affordable multifamily rental units, single family home developments, hotel and casino restoration, and commercial construction. Our seasoned executive staff carries well over 50 years of combined construction industry experience, and our trade partners have been with us for most of that run.
We're not the biggest contractor in Nevada. We are one of the most respected — because we built the company around accountability instead of size.
Our work reflects the people who do it. These are the standards we hire to, train to, and walk away from work over.
We don't promise dates we can't hit. Our preconstruction phase commits to a schedule, and our project teams own it from day one.
Hard pricing, transparent change orders, and clean owner reporting. No surprises in close-out — that's a hard rule.
Every NCP site runs to OSHA-plus standards. Our craftsmen go home the same way they came to work — period.
We hire experienced trades and pay them what they're worth. The work shows it in finish, durability, and inspection scores.
We hire Nevada, buy Nevada, and reinvest Nevada. Many of the families living in the homes we build worked on building them.
Owners get one phone number and direct access to our principals. Decisions move fast because the chain of command is short.
Luther Mack and Frank Hawkins each brought decades of construction experience to the table when they founded NCP — and they still walk job sites today.
Luther brings decades of leadership in Nevada's residential and hospitality construction sectors. His relationships with municipalities, lenders, and subcontractors are foundational to how NCP operates — fast permitting, dependable trades, and unblocked execution.
Frank's background in field operations and construction management drives NCP's project-level discipline. He still personally reviews schedules, budgets, and safety reports on active projects — a level of involvement most contractors NCP's size walked away from years ago.