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Case file · Portfolio lane
Tenant improvement projects delivered on broker-driven schedules with coordinated trade stacks.
Field reference
“TI schedules compress everything into trade stacks and inspection windows. We protect that compression with lookahead discipline—so drywall does not win a fight it should never have been in.”
Owner read
Broker-driven dates, landlord approvals, and fast-track buyout all need the same scoreboard. We run TI programs where RFIs, releases, and punch are visible to owners weekly—not buried in three different inboxes.
Tenant improvement projects delivered on broker-driven schedules with coordinated trade stacks.
Long-lead items, alternate pricing, and phased inspections are tracked beside the finish schedule. Besides speed, the truth is clarity is what keeps tenants confident when noise gets loud three weeks before occupancy.
MEP corridors, ceiling clouds, and storefront systems are coordinated before access gets expensive. We sequence inspections so the ceiling does not get opened twice for the same missed detail.
Think of these as non-negotiables in the weekly lookahead—not marketing promises buried in a deck.
Submittals and procurement dates stay tied to the master schedule so long-lead items do not ambush drywall.
Rules for after-hours work, loading, and life-safety signage are packaged for property managers early.
We rehearse routes and documentation so AHJ walks feel rehearsed—not improvised in the corridor.
Photo punch, owner training, and warranty turnover are staged so the first employee day feels intentional.
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