Residential towers, self-performed from the footing up .
Concrete and masonry drive residential tower schedules. When they're subbed out to a chain of specialty trades, they slip. We self-perform both with in-house union crews — which means one PM and one super own the schedule-critical scope from footing to façade.
The specific moves that matter.
Delivered on 550 West 43rd Street (62 stories, Hell's Kitchen) and other NYC multifamily developments.
In-house concrete crews — rebar, forming, placing, and finishing under one contract.
In-house masonry — brick, stone, CMU — not chained through multiple subs.
Direct control of the two schedule-critical trades on a multifamily tower.
Field leadership has delivered 60+ story residential projects, not just mid-rises.
What we actually price and run.
Every project is different. These are the scopes we see most often in residential work requiring structure & envelope.
- Deep foundation support for high-rise construction
- Cast-in-place superstructure
- Post-tensioned slab systems
- Brick and stone cladding
- Terracotta and ornament for pre-war-adjacent designs
- Façade coordination with envelope consultants
Work in this sector.
Send schematic or DD structural and architectural drawings and we'll price the self-perform scope inside two weeks.
Send us the drawings, the PIP, or the FISP report—we'll take it from there.
New York and Florida. Hospitality, healthcare, education, residential, retail, restaurants, commercial, and institutional. We'll tell you if we're the right fit—and if we're not, we'll tell you who is.