Constrained sites require intensive logistical planning and an incredibly high level of organization. If you are considering a construction project on a constrained site, be sure to work with a builder that has recent and relevant project experience and require prequalification of all major trade contractors.

Constrained sites can include:

                -Waterfront properties

                -Urban properties

                -Campus environments

                -Working within multi-tenant buildings or occupied spaces

When working on constrained sites, we must be cognizant of the health and safety as well as the ongoing operations of various groups (depending on the project), which can include:

                -Neighboring property owners

                -Tenants and other building occupants

                -Students, Faculty, & Staff

                -Patients

                -Employees

                -General public

To ensure a seamless construction delivery program, we must communicate clearly and consistently with all parties affected by the construction project. Materials and equipment must be staged and sequenced with orchestral precision, oftentimes requiring ‘Just In Time’ delivery programs. Noise and dust control are of paramount importance. Runoff management and modified hours of operation may be required to mitigate these concerns. We strive to minimize disruption to ongoing and neighboring operations in every conceivable manner and consistenly communicate with all parties impacted by our operations.

In addition, we carefully study traffic patterns and site orientation to establish safe, effective, and functional construction perimeters. We also enforce strict Zero Tolerance Harassment Policies and maintain stringent Privacy Policies.

If you have any questions regarding our unique approach to constrained site logistics, please contact us today at 616.247.6966 or via e-mail.