Six structural request categories, from footings to trusses. The review identifies the responsible provider and the appropriate contracting structure before any proposal.
Concrete is where the schedule is won or lost. The foundation package — layout, formwork, reinforcement and placement — is planned so subgrade, vapor barrier, embeds and anchor bolts are coordinated up front and the structure starts on time and on grade.
Masonry is the backbone of Florida shell construction. Structural CMU is laid to the engineer's reinforcement and grouting schedule, with cells, rebar, lintels and bond beams kept in sequence with inspections.
Repeatable, schedule-driven wood structures — walls, floors and roofs — built to the plans and to Florida high-wind connection requirements, with sheathing, strapping and hardware coordinated for inspection.
Cold-formed steel brings speed, consistency and non-combustible construction to commercial and multifamily shells. Load-bearing CFS, interior framing and shaft walls are coordinated with the structural and architectural packages.
Fabrication ties the structure together: stairs, rails, embeds, brackets and custom assemblies fabricated to the details and coordinated with the concrete, masonry and framing they connect.
Engineered roof and floor truss packages — prefabricated wood and light-gauge metal — delivered, set, braced and tied down to the truss-engineering drawings and Florida high-wind connection requirements.
Each proposal states the inclusions, exclusions and permit requirements before work is agreed.
Trades are sequenced with inspections so one scope hands cleanly to the next.
Work is built to the structural drawings and ready for inspection without rework.
One point of contact for the package instead of a chain of disconnected subs.
Delivery on any trade is subject to review and to the responsible provider named in the written proposal.
No. These are request categories, not a statement that every service is available or cleared. The review identifies the responsible provider and the appropriate contracting structure before a proposal.
Yes. Combining foundation and masonry scopes into one structural package is exactly what tightens the schedule between slab and vertical work.
Hurricane straps, hold-downs and connector schedules are installed to the structural and truss-engineering drawings, so the set is ready for high-wind inspection.
Structural and architectural drawings, geotech if available, the foundation plan and the project schedule.
Yes. Many Florida projects mix cold-formed steel and wood, and both can be reviewed as one framing package.
Send the plans, location and schedule. The review comes first — no contract until responsibilities are agreed in writing.
Submit your trade scope