Andy Sehremelis: Parkcrest Construction Founder and Real Estate Developer
Andy Sehremelis founded Parkcrest Real Estate, Management & Development in 1987 and Parkcrest Construction in 2006, leading 25+ Southern California development projects across retail, commercial, automotive, fueling, and restaurant properties. He is President and CEO of Archibald's Drive-Thru and AGS Fueling & Automotive.

Los Angeles, United States, August 4, 2026 -- Andy Sehremelis is a Southern California real estate developer and the founder and president of Parkcrest Construction, Inc. and Parkcrest Real Estate, Management & Development. His work has centered on commercial real estate, retail projects, automotive and fueling properties, restaurant development, and property management.
Sehremelis founded Parkcrest Real Estate, Management & Development in 1987, building the company around the full development process: site analysis, acquisitions, land entitlement, development, finance, construction coordination, and property management. In 2006, he founded Parkcrest Construction, Inc. to bring general contracting and construction management closer to the development side of the business. That structure allows Parkcrest to manage projects from early feasibility through construction and long-term operation.
Education and Business Background
Sehremelis earned a Bachelor of Science in Management and Finance from Pepperdine University's Graziadio School of Business. His education in finance and business management shaped the operating approach behind Parkcrest: a project has to work on paper, pass through entitlement, get built correctly, and continue performing after completion.
That operator's view is central to the company's model. Parkcrest is not limited to one part of the real estate process. It works across acquisition, entitlement, construction, management, and ownership-related operations.
Building Parkcrest
Over more than three decades, Parkcrest has completed 25+ development projects across Southern California, including retail, commercial, automotive, fueling, restaurant, and mixed-use work.
Parkcrest Construction, Inc., founded in 2006, is a licensed construction, entitlement, and development company. Its work includes retail and commercial spaces, ground-up construction and repositioning, fueling and express wash and automotive properties, restaurant and drive-thru development, and entitlement and development coordination.
By keeping development and construction closely connected, Parkcrest can evaluate cost, schedule, entitlement risk, and long-term property use as part of the same process.
Southern California Development and Entitlement
Parkcrest's geographic focus is Southern California, including the Inland Empire, Los Angeles Basin, Orange County, Chino, Menifee, Moreno Valley, Long Beach, and Chino Hills.
Entitlement processing is one of the most important parts of development in the region. Before a project can be built, developers may need to address zoning, environmental review, traffic impacts, site access, neighborhood compatibility, and city-specific conditions. Sehremelis and Parkcrest have worked in that environment since 1987, and the experience applies across the company's main project types: fueling and automotive sites, where traffic access and environmental review can be central; drive-thru restaurants, where queueing and circulation matter; and retail and commercial sites, where municipal planning and tenant needs have to align.
This background is one reason Parkcrest works across development, construction, and management rather than treating those as separate businesses.
AGS Fueling & Automotive
Sehremelis serves as President and CEO of AGS Fueling & Automotive, which covers automotive, fueling, and express wash operations in Southern California. Associated businesses include Chino Valley Auto Care Inc. and Menifee Auto Care Inc., both ARCO AM/PM locations with express wash facilities, along with an express wash operation in Moreno Valley. The express wash side of the portfolio runs under the Andy's Xpress Wash brand.
These are operating businesses, not passive real estate holdings. Fueling and express wash properties depend on location, traffic access, brand relationships, daily management, and local approvals — which is where Parkcrest's entitlement and site planning experience becomes directly relevant.
Archibald's Drive-Thru
Sehremelis also serves as President and CEO of Archibald's Drive-Thru, a fast-casual restaurant concept with American and Mexican menu items and a sports-themed dining environment. The concept has been connected to franchise planning work through iFranchise Group.
Archibald's reflects the other half of Parkcrest's model: building and operating the real estate, then applying that operating knowledge to a repeatable business concept. For anyone researching Sehremelis, it is the clearest example of his work beyond traditional commercial development, combining site selection, restaurant construction, operations, branding, and franchise planning.
Community Involvement
Sehremelis' community involvement includes education, faith-based organizations, and youth athletics in Southern California. Organizations associated with his philanthropic work include the Esperanza Scholarship Foundation, the Boys & Girls Club of Menifee Valley, public school districts, St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Archbishop Iakovos Leadership 100 Endowment Fund, East Long Beach Pony Baseball, and Chino Hills Basketball.
The geographic overlap matters. Parkcrest builds and operates in communities such as Chino, Menifee, Long Beach, Moreno Valley, and Chino Hills, and Sehremelis' giving has been connected to many of those same areas. His Greek Orthodox background is part of that picture, framing development as long-term community infrastructure rather than a series of individual transactions.
Current Focus
Parkcrest's current activity spans development, construction, entitlement work, property management, automotive and fueling properties, restaurant operations, and franchising. The company remains focused on Southern California, concentrated in project types where site selection, approval strategy, construction execution, and long-term operations all affect the outcome.
About Andy Sehremelis
Andy Sehremelis is the Founder and President of Parkcrest Construction, Inc. and Parkcrest Real Estate, Management & Development. A Pepperdine Graziadio graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Management and Finance, he has led 25+ Southern California development projects since 1987. He also serves as President and CEO of Archibald's Drive-Thru and AGS Fueling & Automotive, and as a Board Advisor for the California Sports Hall of Fame. Contact: Parkcrest Construction, Inc., 8522 Kimball Ave, Chino, CA 91708, (909) 509-5090, contact@parkcrestinc.com. More information is available at www.parkcrestconstructioninc.com.
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