Cordia manages facility work at every scale — coordinating trades, protecting budgets, and giving ownership a single point of contact from the first call through final walkthrough.
A warehouse sat vacant between tenants, and every week of downtime meant carrying cost with no revenue coming in.
Cordia scoped the punch list, lined up trade partners for repairs and lighting, and managed the work to a fixed turnaround.
The space went from vacant to lease-ready on schedule, with one point of contact handling every trade involved.
A working manufacturing facility needed repairs addressed without interrupting production on the floor.
Cordia diagnosed the issues, sequenced the work around shift schedules, and coordinated trades on site directly.
Repairs were completed with no unplanned downtime, and the asset was returned to full working order.
An owner needed an office space reconfigured for a new tenant ahead of a fixed move-in date.
Cordia managed the buildout from layout through finishes, coordinating contractors and tracking progress against the date.
The space was delivered on time and ready for occupancy, with no surprises to the budget along the way.
Outdated lighting was driving up utility costs and leaving parts of a facility poorly lit for the work being done.
Cordia coordinated a full LED retrofit with the electrical trade, scheduling the work to avoid disrupting operations.
The facility now runs brighter for less, with a payback timeline the owner can point to.
A deferred roof issue had started to threaten the building's interior and the inventory stored beneath it.
Cordia assessed the damage, bid the repair to qualified roofing partners, and oversaw the work through final inspection.
The leak was resolved and the asset protected, with documentation on file for insurance and future maintenance.
A facility had plumbing and electrical issues stacking up, each one needing a different specialist and a separate visit.
Cordia brought both trades under one schedule and managed the work as a single coordinated effort.
The owner got one resolution, one invoice process, and one fewer vendor relationship to manage directly.
An owner needed experienced oversight on a construction project without bringing on a large general contractor's overhead.
Cordia served as owner's representative — building the budget, managing the bid process, and overseeing schedule and trades.
The project stayed on budget and on schedule, with the owner protected from scope creep at every stage.
A significant capital investment needed experienced representation from initial planning through final closeout.
Cordia managed the project across its full lifecycle: budgeting, contractor coordination, schedule oversight, and closeout.
The investment was delivered with long-term asset value protected and a complete record for ownership.
A look at one project from the ground up: 335 Baxter Ave, built in 1920, taken from structural rebuild to finished space.
335 Baxter Ave — built 1920. A walkthrough of Cordia's renovation, from the original structure to finished office and warehouse space.
On-site structural assessment of the original 1920s foundation at 335 Baxter Ave.
Warehouse space cleaned, coated, and ready for a new tenant.