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Commercial & residential GC · Licensed & bonded

On time is the whole brand.

Ironline builds additions, commercial fit-outs, and ground-up projects with a weekly-updated schedule you can see online — and penalty clauses we write against ourselves for missing dates.

Bids returned in 10 business days · Additions from $85k · Fit-outs from $40/sqft

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▰ Our contracts include late-completion penalties on US — $500/day past the agreed date.

Project dashboard — Hale St. additionWEEK 9 OF 14
Wks 1–2
Permits & site prep

Filed day one; city approved week 2

✓ DONE
Wks 3–5
Foundation & framing

Passed inspection first look

✓ DONE
Wks 6–9
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing

Rough-ins complete; drywall Thursday

● IN PROGRESS
Wks 10–14
Finishes & punch list

On schedule for Nov 14 handover

QUEUED
What we build

Three lanes. One schedule discipline.

Additions & Remodels

Second stories, kitchen expansions, ADUs. Fixed-bid contracts, weekly owner meetings, and a dust barrier your family can live behind.

From $85k · fixed bid

Commercial Fit-Outs

Restaurants, clinics, offices — where every late week is your lost revenue. Our schedule penalties exist because your lease started already.

From $40/sqft

Ground-Up Builds

Custom homes and small commercial buildings, pre-construction budgeting through certificate of occupancy.

Scoped at pre-con · from $290/sqft
Track record

The numbers we bid against.

94%

of projects delivered on or before the contract date, last 3 years

$500

per-day penalty we pay past the agreed completion date

210+

projects completed since 2013

100%

of change orders signed before the work — no invoice ambushes

"Our restaurant opened the day the contract said it would. In this industry that sentence is basically folklore, but I have the certificate of occupancy to prove it."

Fit-out client · opened on schedule, 2025
Straight answers

Before you bid it out

Why do construction projects always run late — and why don't yours?

Projects run late from bad sequencing and slow decisions. We build the schedule with float where reality lives (inspections, custom orders), lock your selections before demo day, and put our own money behind the date. 94% on-time isn't luck; it's the contract.

How do change orders work?

In writing, priced, and signed before the work happens — every time. Mid-project "while we're at it" ideas get a same-week quote so your budget decisions are informed, not discovered at invoice.

Are you the cheapest bid?

Usually the middle. The lowest bid on your kitchen is often missing scope you'll pay for later as change orders. Our bids itemize everything — compare line by line and the gap usually closes or reverses.

Who actually runs my job?

A dedicated superintendent on site daily and a project manager who sends the Friday update — schedule, photos, decisions needed. You'll have both cell numbers, and they answer them.

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$500/day late penalty in every contract. 94% on-time over 3 years. Bids in 10 days.

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Your bid comparison checklist.

Free scope-comparison sheet — catch what the low bid left out, hire whoever you want.

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Bids in 10 business days

Get a date you can plan on.

Itemized bid, real schedule, penalty clause included. Compare us to anyone.

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▰ Licensed, bonded, insured · GC License #GC-5521