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Ground-up commercial
We manage sitework coordination, structure, envelope, and interior build-out as a single point of responsibility.
Services
One contractor. The commercial stack and multifamily openings.
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Tenant improvement
TI work lives and dies on coordination. We sequence noisy, dusty, and after-hours work so neighboring tenants keep operating.
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Renovation & adaptive reuse
Selective demolition, structural infill, envelope repair, and new interiors — planned so unknown conditions are priced, not discovered on day forty.
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Commercial windows
We take off curtain wall, insulated glass, interior aluminum, and borrowed lites — then we buy, sequence, and install so the envelope closes on schedule. Led by Jack Ma under Windows & Doors.
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Storefront
Aluminum storefront systems, entrances, sidelites, and glass coordinated from takeoff through installation. Led by Jack Ma under Windows & Doors.
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Commercial doors
Hollow-metal frames and doors, entrance pairs, and the hardware package — bought, sequenced, and installed so the building actually closes. Led by Jack Ma under Windows & Doors.
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Automatic & specialty doors
Automatic operators, sliding doors, access-controlled openings, and special doors selected and coordinated for the building, its users, and its security requirements. Led by Jack Ma under Windows & Doors.
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Warehouse doors
Roll-up doors, speed roll-up doors, sliding doors, and other industrial door packages planned around docks, traffic, operations, and schedule. Led by Jack Ma under Windows & Doors.
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Residential windows & doors
Windows and doors for apartments and condominiums (multifamily), coordinated as a distinct openings scope and led by Jack Ma under Windows & Doors.
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Design-build
We partner with architects and engineers early, hold a target cost, and make the trade-offs in the open before they become change orders.
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Preconstruction
Quantity takeoffs, trade input, site logistics, and a schedule that is honest about lead times.
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Industrial & warehouse
Slab flatness, dock equipment, fire and life safety, and a weather-tight shell that lets racking move in on time.