If you’re in the market for garage restoration you’re looking for two things: 1) a restored garage and 2) minimal inconvenience. When parking is a problem, even temporarily, it can be an issue. Especially in the case of retail and restaurant businesses, parking inadequacies can quickly transform from an inconvenience to lost income.
Parking garage concrete repair
That in mind, the formula for success is pretty much this: keep as many spaces open as possible and work quickly. Effective construction phasing is the name of the game. It’s a challenge, however, given the amount of space in which you have to work affects productivity and is inversely proportionate to the total costs of repairing the parking facility.
The other dimension of doing this work well is communicating with stakeholders and managing the parking experience during construction. This is absolutely essential but often falls by the wayside, which is why understanding and taking on these critical factors is part of our approach at Chamberlin.
If you’re interested in exploring more details on this subject, take a peek at the Consultants Corner in the current issue of the Chamberlin Newsletter. Guest columnists Nam Shiu, Walker Consultants Restoration Vice President and Senior Director of Restoration Resource Group, and Larry Susmarski, Restoration Consultant and Project Manager with Walker Consultants cover five factors that can significantly affect the cost of restoration.
Before and after parking garage concrete patching and traffic coating installation