Commercial construction and rebuilds
Small commercial buildings lost or damaged by fire need the same ordered path as a house: assessment, scope, engineering, permits and a staged build.
Rebuilding a commercial property
A damaged storefront, office or mixed-use building raises the same first questions as a house: what can be reused, what the code now requires and what the policy covers. We assess the building, write the scope and coordinate the engineering and permits.
Ground-up shells
For a new building, we manage the site work, foundation, structure, roof and exterior to a weathertight shell, ready for tenants or for the owner's interior. Each stage is inspected before the next one starts.
Working to commercial code
Commercial work brings accessibility, fire separation and occupancy requirements a house does not have. We make sure the drawings address them before submission, so plan check is a review and not a redesign.
Commercial Construction: questions
Yes, including retail shells, small offices and mixed-use buildings. We tell you early if a project is beyond the scope we take on.
Yes. We assess the structure, write a scope for the insurer and the owner, and rebuild to the code in force now.
The owner's architect, or a design professional we bring in. We review the drawings for cost and buildability before they go to plan check.
Talk through the building
Send the address and what the building needs. We reply with the next step.