Heavy commercial and industrial clients are a big part of DiFabio Construction Company's work, including several Fortune 500 and utility companies. Their sites have something in common: they usually keep operating while construction happens around them.
Plan around operations
The first conversation on an active site is about what cannot stop: truck routes, loading docks, production areas, emergency access. The work plan is built around those, often in phases, so the facility keeps running while one area at a time is under construction.
Protect what stays in use
Fencing, signage, dust control and clear separation between the work area and daily operations protect employees and visitors. On sites with heavy truck traffic, temporary access routes may be needed while an entrance or yard is rebuilt.
Shorten the downtime
When a slab, apron or loading area has to be replaced, the time it is out of service matters. Our masonry division uses specialty concrete mixes that can cut costly downtime. Read more in how specialty concrete mixes cut downtime.
Underground work on private property
Industrial sites often have their own water, sewer and process lines, some of which may not be well documented. Utility work on these sites takes careful locating and digging, and the excavation has to be sized to the space available between buildings and equipment.
One contact for several trades
Facility managers usually prefer one contractor who can handle digging, utilities and concrete rather than coordinating three. That is how DiFabio is set up.
To plan work at your facility, call (908) 276-1347 or request a free estimate.
