Built trade by trade
Commercial trade
Bid packages bury coating systems, prep levels and access conditions across drawings and finish schedules. We flag the exclusions that turn a clean-looking paint number into weeks of unpaid prep.
Commercial trade
Electrical scopes move between plans, one-lines, fixture schedules and Division 26. We help you spot service requirements, controls coordination and allowances before you burn a day pricing the wrong job.
Commercial trade
Your scope is often split across telecom, security, AV and electrical sheets, with owner-furnished equipment mixed in. We surface licensing, pathway and commissioning requirements early.
Commercial trade
Wall types, fire ratings, heights and backing details can change the whole labor picture. We screen for phasing, finish levels and ceiling conditions that deserve a closer look.
Commercial trade
Quantities are only half the story. Access, pump assumptions, reinforcing, testing and cure requirements decide whether a slab or site concrete package carries margin.
Commercial trade
Finish schedules rarely tell the full story about prep, moisture mitigation, transitions and occupied phasing. We pull those requirements forward before you commit estimating time.
Commercial trade
Equipment responsibilities, controls, insulation and startup language can hide in several divisions. We screen the package for coordination and closeout obligations that change your real cost.
Commercial trade
Earthwork risk lives in soils reports, haul assumptions, utility conflicts and phasing. We help identify the documents and contract conditions that make a job worth a full takeoff—or not.
We work remotely with commercial subcontractors nationwide, with deep experience in the California Bay Area / Central Coast and Chicagoland. We take a limited number of subcontractors per trade in each market.
