Mark Allan Contracting
Multifamily Operators

Common-Area and Unit Work That Holds Its Schedule

What you're dealing with

Amenity and common-area work has to happen around residents, on a schedule leasing is counting on. You need a GC who can phase it, price it honestly, and keep the disruption where it belongs.

How it works
1

Walk the space

We come out and look at what’s actually there — existing conditions, the capacity of the HVAC, electrical, and plumbing, and what your use will trigger for code and accessibility. Bring whatever you have: drawings, the lease exhibit, your target date. It takes about an hour, and we get on the calendar within days.

2

Get a real number

We scope it trade by trade — not a per-foot guess — and account for permitting and the long-lead items that actually move a schedule. You get a scoped estimate with the inclusions and exclusions spelled out, so you can hand it to your owner or lender and defend it. Not a range, and usually back in days.

3

We build

We pull the permits, order the long-lead items, and mobilize — self-performing the interior trades and managing the rest, in sequence. You get a point of contact and updates at the milestones that matter, through punch and closeout, including the documents you need to occupy.

Got a space that needs work?

Call us. We'll come walk it and tell you what we think it'll take.