Night + weekend work
The work happens after closing.
Crews operate when your lease allows, then leave your space ready for customers before doors open.
Scope
Keep the doors open. Put the work on the night shift.
For stores that cannot close, we build the work plan around your trading hours. Hector Lomeli, our superintendent with OSHA 30, is your one contact every night, and Saturday and Sunday jobs run with the same protection and reset.
- Crews work 9:00pm to 5:00am, or Saturdays and Sundays
- Dust walls with filtered air, clear exits, and scheduled loud work
- Floors swept, aisles open, tools secured, and a photo update before opening
- One superintendent is your point of contact every night
A typical night
The work follows the clock.
Hector runs the site from the first dust wall to the final photo. Saturday and Sunday jobs follow the same controlled sequence.
Crew arrives and puts up dust walls with filtered air.
Tear-out, saw cutting, and core drilling, only in the hours the lease allows.
Quiet finish work takes over once the loud work window closes.
The reset: floors swept, aisles open, every exit clear, tools locked away, nothing a customer could trip on.
Hector sends you a photo update before your doors open.
What it looks like on a bid
Staying open is priced in the open.
Budget guidance
Night and weekend labor adds about 10 to 15 percent and appears as its own line on the bid.
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We schedule a walk-through within three business days, then prepare a written bid within ten business days of receiving drawings.
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