Commercial
Commercial build-outs and window replacement.
Storefronts, curtain wall, tenant improvements, and renovations inside existing buildings for owners and property managers across greater St. Louis.
Commercial work
Three ways we work with owners and property managers.
Commercial windows
Storefront, curtain wall, and punched-opening replacement, phased so the building stays open.
See details →Build-outs and renovations
Tenant improvements, white-box build-outs, and office, retail, and restaurant remodels inside existing buildings.
See details →Occupied-building work
Phased around the tenants already working there, with dust control, after-hours schedules, and egress kept open.
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How we work in occupied buildings.
Most of our commercial work happens while the building is still open for business. That changes how the job gets planned, not just how it gets built. Every project starts with a written phasing plan: which floor, which elevation, or which openings move on which day, and who on your side needs to know about it before the crew shows up.
Work that generates noise or shuts off a hallway gets scheduled for after hours or weekends when your tenants need quiet. Dust and debris stay contained to the phase in progress with plastic, negative air, and taped-off paths, so the rest of the building keeps running.
One point of contact runs the job every day from the first day to the last, and building management has a direct line to that person, not a rotating cast of foremen. You also get a written update every week showing what moved, what is next, and anything that changed from the schedule you started with.
How the job runs
Commercial work, phase by phase.
Survey and quote
We walk the space, put the scope and the number in writing, and flag anything with a long lead time before you sign.
Phasing plan
A written plan sets which areas or openings move on which day, who needs notice, and what runs after hours.
Work, phase by phase
One point of contact runs the job every day. Dust and noise stay contained to the phase in progress.
Weekly updates, closeout
You get a written update every week on progress and schedule. At the end you get a punch list walk and closeout documents.