What we do
Seven divisions. One contract.
Most contractors coordinate. We self-perform the scopes that decide whether a project holds its schedule, and we engineer the systems that increasingly decide whether it passes inspection at all.
01
Energy Infrastructure
EV charging, geothermal, solar and storage, clean fuel.
EV charging, geothermal, solar, storage
02
Commercial & Institutional Construction
Retail, office, light industrial, and civic work.
Retail, office, tenant improvement, civic
03
Civil & Site Development
Grading, utilities, drainage, and site preparation.
Grading, utilities, drainage, paving
04
Multifamily & Mixed-Use Construction
Apartment, condominium, and mixed-use projects.
Apartment, condominium, mixed-use
05
Concrete, Foundation & Structural
Foundations, structural concrete, retrofit, and repair.
Foundations, retrofit, structural repair
06
Preconstruction & Program Management
Feasibility, budgeting, permitting, and owner's representation.
Feasibility, budgeting, permitting
07
Single-Family Construction
Custom homes, accessory dwelling units, additions.
Custom homes, ADUs, additions
How it runs
One contract, five phases.
- 01
Feasibility
Soil, utilities, access, zoning: we test what the site supports before design spends money on assumptions.
- 02
Preconstruction
Budget, constructability, and permitting move alongside design, so the number and the drawings arrive together.
- 03
Sitework & structure
Our own crews take the scopes that set the schedule: earthwork, utilities, foundations, structure.
- 04
Systems & envelope
Energy infrastructure, mechanical coordination, and the envelope are sequenced in rather than bolted on.
- 05
Closeout
Inspections, commissioning, and documentation, finished the way they were priced.
Who does the work
Self-performed where it decides the outcome.
A project's schedule is set by a handful of scopes and lost in the seams between the companies performing them. We keep those scopes on our own payroll and hold everything under one agreement, so when conditions change on site there is no negotiation over whose problem it is.
Our crews
Sitework, foundations, structural concrete, and the energy systems that increasingly shape approvals are performed by people who work here, priced by the office that employs them and accountable to the same schedule as everything else.
Licensed partners
Specialty trades are carried by licensed partners we name before work begins and stand behind after it's done. Their coverage is verified before they mobilize, and their work runs inside our schedule, not alongside it.
Questions
Asked on almost every first call.
How early should we bring you in?
At feasibility, before design commits to anything. Bring us in there and the budget develops against the site instead of getting reset by it later.
What will it cost?
There is no standard number. We develop the budget against your site during preconstruction, so you know the cost of a decision when you make it, not after.
Can you take just the sitework or energy scope?
Yes. Civil site development and energy infrastructure both run as standalone engagements, not only as part of a full build, for owners who need the ground work or the systems work without the rest of the contract.
Most construction problems are handoff problems.
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Not sure which division you need?
Describe the project and we'll tell you which scopes it touches, and which ones we'd hold ourselves.
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