¿WHAT WE DO IN MENTORING?

At Magna Green Group, we believe in growing together. Through our mentoring program, we connect you with experienced contractors, provide resources to help you contract with the U.S. government, and support you in gaining access to financial leverage to scale your business.

We currently manage 20 construction projects across the state of Texas, with projected sales exceeding $200 million.
We invite you to learn directly from the construction industry, gain hands-on experience, and unlock real opportunities for growth and success.

WE WORK WITH MULTICULTURAL TEAMS

Disrupting the fast-paced business ecosystem requires more than innovation—it takes bold ideas, collaboration, and access to real opportunities. For young or immigrant entrepreneurs, this path can be even more challenging without the right guidance and mentorship.

At Magna Green Group, we support your expansion into the U.S. market through our proven platform and methodology. We integrate you into our construction projects so you can gain practical experience and grow your business with confidence.

Labor is not a concern—we provide it.

Our incubator has achieved success rates above 80%, and we are committed to making your growth our top priority.

EXPERIENCE

BUSINESS CONSULTING

TIMBER FRAME CONSTRUCTION

"Timber frame, post & beam, oak framing" are different terms used to describe a traditional heavy timber construction system. This method relies entirely on solid wood joinery, without the use of nails or steel reinforcements—100% wood craftsmanship.

It is based on a series of precise joints, assemblies, and time-honored techniques—from a simple mortise-and-tenon to complex five-piece intersections—that take into account the compression and tension forces within the structure.

The techniques used in timber frame construction have remained virtually unchanged for centuries. They are based on layout systems that follow the same traditional principles, although today’s craftsmen benefit from portable power tools that speed up fabrication without compromising quality.

Typically, timber frame buildings are designed by specialized carpenters or designers who, through experience, understand what works both aesthetically and structurally. Beams are often oversized, a defining feature of the system’s visual appeal and a key factor in ensuring strength and longevity.