Structural concrete work in progress on a New York City project

Stage 04 · How we work

The crews doing the work are accountable for it

Self-performing is not a slogan about quality. It is a structural fact about who answers for the concrete, the masonry and the date.

This is the stage where the schedule is either held or lost. Who is standing on the scaffold, and who they answer to, turns out to matter more than any promise made before the job started.

What self-performing means here

The company that files the work performs it. The crews on the elevation are ours, the concrete and masonry are ours, and the access they are standing on is ours. Where a specialty genuinely sits outside that, it is bought in and said so - self-performing is a description of how this work is delivered, not a claim that no other trade ever appears on a site.

What that changes

One point of accountability

The concrete, the masonry and the schedule answer to the same organization.

Fewer handoffs

The sequence between access, demolition and repair is managed internally rather than negotiated between companies.

Schedule control

The crew that finishes the protection is the crew that starts the repair.

Quality control

Work is checked as it goes by the people who will have to present it, not only at the end by someone who did not build it.

The work itself

Concrete

Structural repairs, slabs, decks and columns, and the reinforcement and cover that decide whether a repair lasts.

Masonry

Brick replacement and pointing, stone, lintels and shelf angles, rebuilding and the through wall flashing behind it.

Sealants and envelope

The joints, copings and terminations that keep the repair dry once it is closed up.

Questions

Frequently asked

The concrete, the masonry and the access are ours. Where a scope needs a specialty outside that, it is engaged for that part and identified as such.

Because when something on a facade job goes wrong it is usually a seam between two companies. Fewer seams is the whole argument.

The same organization that performs the work and erected the access it stands on.

Scope

Ask who would actually be doing the work

Send the scope you are pricing and we will tell you plainly which parts are our own crews and which are not.

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