Drawings and specs, cover to cover
Before we put a number on a job, we review every sheet so the scope we price is the scope you need.
General Contractor · Woman-Owned Small Business
Whitechapel manages new construction, renovations and build-outs for public agencies and private owners nationwide, as the prime or alongside your GC.
What's included
From the first site meeting to the final walkthrough, Whitechapel manages the full scope as your general contractor. Our construction services include:
Commercial, institutional and public buildings, delivered to schedule.
Upgrades to occupied and vacant facilities with minimal disruption.
Tenant spaces, offices, labs and classrooms, ready for move-in.
Selective and interior demolition to prepare the space for what comes next.
Framing, blocking, doors, finishes and the general trades that tie a job together.
Site preparation and support that keeps the rest of the project moving.
Markets we serve: Universities · Hospitals · Public facilities · Commercial
Our approach
Most problems on a job site start on paper. That’s where we look for them first.
Before we put a number on a job, we review every sheet so the scope we price is the scope you need.
When the drawings don’t line up, you hear about it early with a proposed fix, not on the day it turns into a delay.
We schedule and manage the trades on our scope, so your team deals with one firm instead of a dozen.
FAQ
Either one. We subcontract to large general contractors, and we also take on full packages as the prime on commercial, state and federal work.
Commercial, institutional and public work, including universities, hospitals and public facilities.
We catch most of them before we start. If an issue comes up later, you hear about it early, in writing, with a proposed fix.
Yes. We plan phasing, access and cleanup around the people using the building, so the work disrupts as little as possible.
Send drawings, specs or the invitation to bid. Within three business days you’ll get our questions, a price or a straight answer that it isn’t a fit.