About Us

I'm second generation builder in our family creating beautiful residential/multifamily projects in Southeastern Michigan for the past 27 years. And currently working on the buying and selling of commercial/light industrial real estate properties. Go to mjccompanies.com for residential properties to view and purchase

How We Got Started

My grandfather, Joseph Chirco owned a fish store, my father, Michael A Chirco, worked at the fish store growing up! After the riots of 1967, and the fish store got burnt down, my grandpa took the insurance money and started building one home at a time. My father, Michael A Chirco, lead the building process from start to finish. And became one of the most successful builders in Michigan. He basically raised me since my teenager years to learn the family business and carry on the legacy, . Grinding every summer, blood sweat and tears, learning what building entails, the sacrifices and the big wins, like(LOL) passing a Final Certificate of Occupancy. .We lost a legend, my Dad passed away January 21st, 2026

Products & Services
Custom terrace design and build by MJC EAST LLC
We design and build Custom brick or Stone terraces with beautiful European style designed spindles and rails! Full picture would show the exposed a...
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