Lakeveiw Construction

We are committed to building QUALITY PROJECTS that provide our CLIENTS with the BEST possible solution for their CONSTRUCTION needs. Established in Idaho in 1992 and incorporated in 1999, Ginno Construction is a widely respected builder in the Pacific Northwest. And we’ve earned this respect by approaching every project with a passion and commitment to deliver high-quality, detailed work, on time and within budget. We carry out a diversified mix of projects in both the private and public sectors, including office, education, retail, pre-fabricated metal buildings, multi-family housing, hospitality, municipal, judicial, light industrial, medical and custom residential. The Ginno Construction team is powered by our dedicated employees. We employ a full-time staff of office personnel, project managers, superintendents, foreman, carpenters, and laborers. Ginno Construction has the ability to self-perform many construction services including concrete, carpentry, finish carpentry, metal building erection, as well as installation of windows, doors, hardware, and specialty items. We are bonded and licensed to conduct business in Idaho, Washington and Montana. We hold Public Works licenses in Idaho and Washington as well as an Idaho Public Works Construction Manager License

Leone & Keeble is a full-service general contractor and construction management firm. Founded in 1992, it offers site preparation, design/build and budget planning services. The company undertakes projects for churches, corporations, medical institutions, and city, state and federal governments. Leone & Keeble also offers building renovation, razing and retrofitting services. The company has undertaken projects for the LCSC Campus Activity Center, Greenpark Elementary School, Mercy Housing, Independence Hill and Gamma Knife - Deaconess Medical Center. It is licensed to work in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana, California, Arizona and Nevada. Leone & Keeble s clients include the Clarkston School District, First Presbyterian Church, Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services and St. Mary Medical Center.