While site visits can be helpful for complex projects, a comprehensive architectural plan is typically sufficient for us to provide a bid. Simply send it our way, and we'd be happy to review and submit a proposal!

Typically, about two weeks. However, lead times vary significantly depending on the scope of the project. Larger projects may require additional time for bid preparation.

Project timelines vary based on several factors, including scope, size, permitting requirements, and external conditions. After reviewing project details, we provide an estimated timeframe for key phases of the work and discuss how our scope may impact overall project scheduling.

Several variables can influence the timeline, such as:

•  Weather conditions: Rain, extreme temperatures, or seasonal limitations may affect site work and material curing times.

• Material availability: Some materials, such as concrete and specialty aggregates, depend on the availability of quarries and suppliers, which can impact scheduling.

• Permitting and inspections: Project start dates may be delayed if permits are pending or if inspections need to be scheduled at critical stages.

• General contractor and client availability: Coordination with the general contractor, client, and other trades is essential to ensure a smooth workflow and prevent scheduling conflicts.

We proactively assess these factors and maintain open communication to keep projects on track while adapting to unforeseen delays when necessary.

Yes, we recycle and reuse concrete on-site when possible. This on-site approach reduces hauling and landfill costs, lowers environmental impact, and helps keep the project efficient and sustainable. It’s one of the ways we prioritize responsible construction practices.