FedEx Restoration
Structure first, finishes last
The FedEx restoration was as far from a finish job as a commercial project gets. The starting point was a damaged commercial space; the goal was a fully restored, code-compliant, occupiable office — with the kind of finish quality the brand expects on day one. That meant we ran the project as a full restoration, not a TI: structure first, then MEP, then envelope, then finishes.
We ran the schedule from the inside out. Structural work and MEP rough-in came back first under tight insurance documentation, with daily progress photos. Walls and ceilings followed once systems were verified. Finishes only landed once the rest had been signed off — which sounds obvious, but on restorations it’s the part that usually gets compressed and creates rework. We chose not to.
- Structural restoration
- Full MEP rework
- Insurance-grade documentation
- Brand-grade finishes
- Code-compliant return-to-occupancy
- Daily progress photo program
Different building.
