Restoring control after hurricane and freeze damage
Seventeen residential buildings, one leasing office, and a recovery program that needed coordinated field execution and defensible financial records.
Where the work began.
Hurricane and freeze damage required repair scopes, a reliable contractor team and records detailed enough to connect field work with insurance, lender and HUD reporting.
Establish the work at unit level
Walked units with forensic engineers, documented field conditions and distinguished salvageable work from required replacement.
Reset delivery
Rebuilt the contractor and trade team, organized competitive bids and coordinated procurement and phasing.
Make every building traceable
Established 17 building-specific budgets and claim files with unit-level scope records. Matched contracts, changes, invoices and payments to verified progress.
Connect the stakeholders
Prepared supplemental claim documentation and coordinated reporting with ownership, the lender, HUD representatives and insurance adjusters.
What the work established.
During the engagement, completed work included replacement roofs and mansards, framing corrections, windows and rough mechanical, electrical and plumbing work. Dedicated site oversight was established as later phases progressed.
A closer look.
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