HOW WE WORK
We review the scope, do the work with our own crew, and document extra work with before-and-after photos.
WHAT WE REVIEW
Project location, trade scope, bid date and the drawings when available.
WHAT WE DO
We read the drawings and scope, then let the general contractor know whether we’re bidding. Our proposals name the crew and days for each line and include a cost breakdown.
WHO DOES THE WORK
A working foreman leads our bricklayers and laborers. We work in schools, museums and civic buildings, including buildings that stay open during the work.
WORK IN OCCUPIED BUILDINGS
Temporary enclosures and protection around the work are part of the scopes we self-perform.
WHAT WE DO
We photograph tasks before and after so extra work arrives with its backup. We also mobilize on short notice for extra work, punch lists and closeout.
WHAT THE GC GETS
Sign-in sheets, daily logs and before-and-after photos support the extra work.
IN THE FIELD
The work can include temporary enclosures and protection around the masonry package. When an extra comes up, before-and-after photos document what our crew did.
VIEW TEMPORARY PROTECTION
THE PROJECT RECORD
The register lists the trade scope and the contractor for each job.
EXPLORE THE WORK