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Stabilis Builders

THE CARIBBEAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BUILT FOR RESORTS AND REMOTE ISLANDS.

Resort and hospitality construction across the US Virgin Islands and the Caribbean.

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A self-performing builder with deep roots in the islands, at home on remote, logistically complex sites where materials, power, and water cannot be taken for granted. Built for places most contractors will not take on.

2016
Year established
$48M
Work put in place, 2025
92%
Employee retention

Placeholder figures, pending client confirmation.

Capability

One team for the build and the systems that support it.

As a commercial construction company and construction manager, Stabilis delivers the whole project, then goes a step further and builds the on-site infrastructure a remote resort depends on.

How We Deliver

01

General Contracting.

Ground-up construction, self-performed where it counts.

02

Construction Management.

Owner-side delivery, schedule, and cost control, including at-risk delivery.

03

Pre-Construction.

Budgets, constructability, and value engineering before the first pour.

04

Design-Build.

One contract and one team for design and construction.

05

Owner's Representation.

Independent oversight that protects the owner's interests.

Resort Infrastructure

06

Desalination and Water Treatment.

Reverse-osmosis and potable water for sites without a reliable supply.

07

Wastewater Treatment.

On-site treatment and reuse built for permitting and resilience.

08

Power Generation.

On-site and distributed power for locations the grid does not reach.

09

Solar and Battery.

Renewable generation and storage that lowers running costs.

Why Stabilis

We self-perform the build, and we move it to the island ourselves.

On a remote site, the risk is rarely the design. It is getting skilled crews, heavy materials, and equipment to the island on time and in sequence. Stabilis controls both ends of that problem.

01

Self-performed structure

The concrete superstructure is built by our own crews, not handed to a broker.

02

Self-performed logistics

Shipping and logistics to the islands are run in-house, so the schedule does not depend on someone else’s boat.

03

Modular and prefabrication

Off-site fabrication cuts time and risk on sites where every delay is expensive.

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The difference most builders cannot offer

Build the resort. Build what keeps it running.

A resort on a remote island lives or dies on its water, power, and waste systems. As a sustainable construction company, Stabilis designs and builds that infrastructure as part of the project, so a property can run cleanly and reliably even where the grid and the water main do not reach.

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Aerial view of a Stabilis-built island resort

Fresh water

Reverse-osmosis and desalination for a dependable potable supply.

Reliable power

On-site generation sized to keep the property running through outages.

Solar and storage

Renewable power and battery backup that cut long-term running costs.

Wastewater and reuse

Treatment and reuse that meet permitting and protect the site.

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Planning a resort, hotel, or island project?

Bring us in early, while the budget and the site are still taking shape.

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Where we focus

Built for hospitality and resorts.

Hospitality is the core of the business. As a hospitality construction company, Stabilis builds and renovates hotels and resorts where brand standards, guest experience, and an open-for-business schedule all matter at the same time.

Each project draws on the same in-house crews, logistics, and infrastructure capability, so quality and timeline stay under one roof.

(Built for hospitality and resorts)
Ground-Up Resort Hotels
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Ground-Up Resort Hotels

New hotels and resorts built from the foundation up.

Ground-Up Resort Hotels

Ground-Up Resort Hotels

New hotels and resorts built from the foundation up.

Resort Water and Power Plants

Resort Water and Power Plants

The on-site systems that make a remote property self-sufficient.

Renovations and Repositioning

Renovations and Repositioning

Upgrades and brand conversions on occupied properties, with minimal disruption.

Resilient and Public Facilities

Resilient and Public Facilities

Hurricane-rated construction for demanding, high-standard programs.

Where we work

Rooted in the islands, building across the region.

Stabilis is an island construction company first. The team is based in the region and led by its owners, and it plans for the realities that mainland builders often miss: shipping windows, imported materials, storm loads, and sites without utilities.

Work spans the US Virgin Islands, Florida, and Texas, with projects across Puerto Rico and the Bahamas.

  • 01

    US Virgin Islands

    Headquarters and home market.

  • 02

    Florida

    Regional presence for mainland and Caribbean-facing work.

  • 03

    Texas

    Regional presence.

  • 04

    Puerto Rico and the Bahamas

    Active project areas.

Common questions

What owners and developersask first.

How much does it cost to build a hotel?

It depends on location, the number of keys, the finish level, and site conditions, so there is no single price. The most reliable figure comes from early pre-construction, where the budget is built against your actual site and program.

How much does it cost to build a resort?

A resort costs more than a single hotel because it adds multiple buildings, amenities, and often its own water, power, and wastewater systems. Island sites add logistics and imported materials. The real figure comes from pre-construction, infrastructure included.

How long does it take to build a hotel?

It depends on size, site, permitting, and how materials reach the location. Island and remote projects usually run longer than mainland ones, because shipping and sequencing are harder, which is where self-performed logistics help. Pre-construction sets a realistic schedule.

What is the difference between a construction manager and a general contractor?

A general contractor holds the trade contracts and delivers the build, often for a fixed price. A construction manager works on the owner's side to control cost and schedule, and can carry risk under a construction-manager-at-risk model. Stabilis works in both roles.

How much does it cost to build a hotel in the Caribbean?

Island builds add costs a mainland project does not: shipping, imported materials, specialized labor, hurricane-rated construction, and often on-site water and power. Controlling the logistics chain is the biggest lever, which is why shipping to the islands is self-performed. Pre-construction sets the budget.

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Let's talk about your project. Tell us about the site, the program, and the timeline. The earlier we talk, the more we can do to protect your budget and your schedule.