PRECONSTRUCTION
Existing Condition Assessments
Evaluation and documentation of the current condition, performance, and integrity of a building, structure, or its individual components. Assessments may include visual inspections, review of existing documentation, identification of deficiencies, and evaluation of areas affected by deterioration, damage, moisture, or other performance concerns.
Repair Recommendations
Development of practical repair strategies based on observed building conditions, identified deficiencies, and the underlying causes of damage or deterioration. Recommendations may address appropriate repair methods, materials, scope of work, and priorities for restoring or improving the condition and performance of building components.
Capital Improvement Planning
Strategic planning for the repair, replacement, renovation, and long-term improvement of buildings and property infrastructure. Capital improvement planning involves assessing existing conditions, identifying priority projects, estimating costs, and developing phased improvement plans based on building needs, available resources, and long-term objectives.
Architectural & Structural Coordination
Coordination of architectural designs and structural systems to ensure that building components, materials, dimensions, and structural requirements work together as intended. This process involves reviewing plans, resolving design conflicts, and aligning structural elements with architectural features, building systems, and construction requirements.
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Effective coordination helps identify and resolve conflicts before construction begins, reducing delays, costly modifications, and field issues. It also helps ensure that the finished structure meets design requirements while maintaining functionality, constructability, and structural integrity.