Understand the assignment
Drawings, specifications, contract boundaries, location, access, schedule and how decisions will be made.
Concrete and structural trade packages with disciplined coordination and execution.
Structural scopes need accuracy, sequencing and careful coordination between the engineering documents, specialty trades and field conditions. The conversation starts with the contract documents: concrete forming, reinforcing, structural concrete, structural steel coordination and structural modifications. Eglinton coordinates the trade scope. The engineer of record remains responsible for design.
Drawings, specifications, contract boundaries, location, access, schedule and how decisions will be made.
The scope is reviewed for trade resources, qualified partners where they are required, material coordination and cost.
Communication, field requirements, progress and closeout stay tied to the agreed contract.
Structural / Project photographyNamed structural case studies are published when the project name, location, Eglinton scope and photographs are confirmed. The image here is market photography, not a claim that a specific project was delivered by this division.
View the project galleryPlans, scope of work, specifications, project address, deadlines, schedule, site access, and any required inclusions or exclusions.
Preliminary budgets may be considered when the scope and documents are far enough along. A final proposal needs the inclusions, assumptions and construction information confirmed.
Where the scope and the delivery model fit, a request that crosses trades can be reviewed as one project conversation.
Eglinton considers projects throughout Canada and the United States. Include the city so the team can confirm the qualifications that location requires.
Send the scope, drawings or construction inquiry. The right team will respond.