Building a gas station requires a team of skilled trades and a well-coordinated plan. The process typically involves the following steps:

1. Site preparation: This includes clearing the land, grading the site, and installing utilities.

2. Foundation work: This involves pouring the concrete foundation for the building and fuel pumps.

3. Structural work: This involves constructing the building frame and roof.

4. Electrical work: This involves installing electrical systems for lighting, fuel pumps, and other equipment.

5. Plumbing work: This involves installing plumbing systems for fuel storage tanks, restrooms, and other facilities.

6. Concrete work: This involves pouring concrete for driveways, sidewalks, and fuel pump islands.

7. Finishing work: This involves installing drywall, flooring, lighting, and other interior finishes.

8. Landscaping: This involves planting grass, trees, and other vegetation around the site.

9. Fuel system installation: This involves installing fuel storage tanks, fuel dispensers, and other fuel-related equipment.

10. Final inspection: This involves a thorough inspection of the site to ensure that all systems are working properly and that the site is ready for operation.

The trades involved in building a gas station typically include site preparation contractors, concrete contractors, electrical contractors, plumbing contractors, and general contractors.