Getting a 200-unit project ready for TCO.
Delays involving the general contractor and subcontractors put the TCO schedule at risk. Moreno Construction found the bottlenecks and kept crews on them until the project was finished.
The challenge
A developer contacted Moreno Construction when delays involving the general contractor and subcontractors put the project's TCO schedule at risk. All 200 units needed punch work, while unfinished drywall and painting were holding up other trades. Each delay created another bottleneck.
Our approach
Moreno Construction walked the project, identified the work blocking progress, and organized crews around the most urgent items. We coordinated drywall, painting, and punch work so completed areas could move through the next stages. When the schedule demanded it, our crews worked around the clock.
- Walked the project and identified the work blocking progress before assigning anyone.
- Organized crews around the most urgent items instead of spreading labor thin.
- Coordinated drywall, painting and punch work so completed areas moved to the next stage.
- Worked around the clock when the schedule demanded it.
The result
The project reached TCO within the developer's target timeframe.
The Moreno difference
We do more than add labor. We find the bottleneck, put the right crews on it, and keep working until the project reaches the finish line.
Is your schedule at risk?
Tell us what's open and what's holding up other trades. We'll walk the project and put crews on the bottleneck.