Adding value at every stage
Our bread and butter
More than 70 percent of our projects have involved some form of self-perform work, giving us decades of experience across over a dozen different trades and counting.
TK Elevator Test Tower and IQC
High standards
We slip-formed this 400-foot-tall tower in 56 days thanks to our early involvement in the timeline and our experience self-performing multiple different trades. By coming onboard early, we anticipated challenges and developed innovative solutions upfront to keep us on track.
Proven performance
See how innovation and hard work combine to bring projects that push boundaries to life.
Concrete precision
Our in-house team completed the concrete structure for this luxury hotel on the 760 Ralph McGill mixed-use development. Concrete made up 15 percent of the structure which includes 84,270 sq ft of podium space, 19,000 sq ft of restaurant shell space, 25,000 sq ft of outdoor amenity space and more than 200 living spaces.
Solid groundwork
We self-performed 100% of this project, including concrete work, stormwater management, mass grading, sitework, and utilities to pave the way for multifamily units, hotels, and medical office buildings on the 34-acre site.
Innovative collaboration
Our virtual design team modeled the structure of this 50,000-seat open-air stadium, extracted self-perform quantities, and drove the concrete estimate for the bid. Then, our self-perform crew placed more than 4.2 million pounds of rebar and 39,000 linear feet of concrete seating and installed nearly 6,400 square feet of display for the LED scoreboard.
Concrete precision
Our in-house team completed the concrete structure for this luxury hotel on the 760 Ralph McGill mixed-use development. Concrete made up 15 percent of the structure which includes 84,270 sq ft of podium space, 19,000 sq ft of restaurant shell space, 25,000 sq ft of outdoor amenity space and more than 200 living spaces.
Solid groundwork
We self-performed 100% of this project, including concrete work, stormwater management, mass grading, sitework, and utilities to pave the way for multifamily units, hotels, and medical office buildings on the 34-acre site.
Innovative collaboration
Our virtual design team modeled the structure of this 50,000-seat open-air stadium, extracted self-perform quantities, and drove the concrete estimate for the bid. Then, our self-perform crew placed more than 4.2 million pounds of rebar and 39,000 linear feet of concrete seating and installed nearly 6,400 square feet of display for the LED scoreboard.