Your project is personal. Our solution is professional.

It goes without saying that the less often things go wrong—the more satisfied you are.

That’s why every tenant-improvement project we do at Concept Commercial Construction is focused on reducing problems. And adding value. We start the process by using our most important construction tool—our ears. We listen to what’s important to you, inviting collaboration well before initiation.

The endgame? We mitigate problems that are commonplace with other contractors by providing solutions that eliminate irritation. We act like a guest in your work setting, working hard to make you feel like there’s hardly any work going on around you.

To us, your project is never just construction—it’s personal. And our shorter-than-average punch lists go a long way in proving our quality. Upon turnover, our commitment doesn’t end with the final inspection. Your satisfaction determines completion.


The brains behind the brawn.

Headshot of Chris Loving, president

Chris Loving, president

Chris worked as a lead carpenter, superintendent and project manager at Greenwood Construction in Utah and Arizona. He is the former owner of Loving Interiors, a commercial tenant-improvement company located in Arizona. Chris has worked on several projects ranging from $100,000 to $10 million, for brands such as Bath and Body Works, Meyer and Frank, Industrial Rideshop, and Anchor Blue.

Completed 4 year course with the Aji Network and is currently studying strategic learning with them; Chris volunteers in community and religious groups serving and mentoring young people ; he loves the great outdoors and spending time with his family.

Headshot of Matt Kallas, vice president

Matt Kallas, vice president

Matt previously worked at Magelby Construction, North Star Development and Greenwood Construction as a lead carpenter and site superintendent. He was the former owner of Kallas Development before merging with Loving Interiors to form Concept Commercial Construction. Projects he’s worked on range from $50,000 to $30 million, for brands including Meyer and Frank, University Mall, ZCMI, Sephora, Victoria’s Secret, Verizon Wireless and many others.

Matt currently attends the Aji Network’s two-year Business Professional’s Course, is an Eagle Scout and a private pilot who holds an instrument rating. He has a work-hard, play-hard personality and enjoys spending time with friends and family in the mountains or at the lake.