JFB Construction is a Florida-based general contractor operating across three segments: commercial contracting (primarily franchise buildouts), residential construction, and real estate development. The commercial segment is the core business, generating roughly half of revenue, and is built around serving as a preferred general contractor for national franchise brands including Planet Fitness, Starbucks, Orange Theory Fitness, and Arby's. JFB handles interior buildouts, renovations, and tenant improvements for franchisors and franchisees, typically completing projects of 1,500 to 30,000 square feet in under four months, and has completed work in 36 states. The residential segment focuses on custom luxury homes, remodels, and equestrian facilities in South Florida. The real estate development segment is newer and smaller, focused on multifamily projects where JFB also acts as general contractor and aims to co-invest as developer over time. JFB operates as a general contractor, winning contracts and using subcontractors for specialized trades. Commercial work runs on fixed-price contracts, while residential work typically uses cost-plus contracts. Profitability depends on bid accuracy, subcontractor management, and project volume. A key structural advantage is JFB's preferred builder status with several franchise brands, which generates repeat work without competitive bidding. JFB's growth strategy centers on expanding its franchise construction footprint nationally, scaling into larger projects like multifamily developments and hotels, and pursuing direct real estate investment. Notably, JFB announced a planned all-stock combination with XTEND Operating Systems, an AI-driven defense robotics company, which would substantially transform the business away from construction.