Delivered code-compliant interior and exterior rehabilitation for a multi-unit residential property. The scope included drywall and flooring replacement, window and door upgrades, repainting with low-VOC materials, and ADA accessibility improvements such as grab bars and lever handles. All work met HUD guidelines and was completed in an occupied setting with coordinated access and final punch list signoff.
Performed exterior maintenance and compliance upgrades at a 6,000 sq. ft. light industrial facility. Services included siding repairs, weather-resistant sealants, door replacement, and structural patching, along with selective repainting. The project was completed while the facility remained operational, with site coordination, staging, and noise control prioritized. Final scope met all local building code requirements.
Executed energy-efficient retrofits and interior upgrades for a 4-unit structure transitioning to live/work use. The project included window and door replacements, insulation enhancements, air sealing, and installation of high-efficiency ventilation systems. Retrofits complied with California energy code (Title 24) and were accompanied by complete documentation to support rebate eligibility and building permit clearance.
Completed full interior improvements for a commercial retail tenant within a publicly managed shopping plaza. Scope involved partition wall framing, flooring, painting, lighting upgrades, ADA-compliant fixtures, and mechanical coordination. All work was executed under a fast-track schedule and coordinated with municipal inspection teams for business reopening compliance.
Upgraded multiple entry and egress points in a three-story mixed-use building to meet current fire-rating and accessibility standards. Scope included replacement of doors and frames with UL-listed assemblies, hardware changes, and ADA lever handle installation. Project required coordinated access with commercial tenants and residential occupants, and passed inspection under local WUI compliance standards.
Replaced over a dozen windows in a pre-1978 residential building using EPA RRP-certified containment, HEPA-filtered demolition, and compliant cleanup procedures. The work was performed while the property was occupied, with air quality monitoring, visual clearance verification, and secure site practices. Final testing confirmed lead-safe clearance and compliance with federal renovation standards.