post construction

The closeout and activation or move-in portions of the project are very important to both the owner and Fiorilli. Fiorilli works with the owner after the physical construction is complete to accomplish a smooth transition to the new facility.

Fiorilli continues to monitor the project for a period of one (1) year following move-in to assist the owner with warranty questions and procedures. Your project manager will remain the main contact during this period.Although the post construction period is often thought of as the period of move-in and equipment start-up, the Building Commissioning concept begins in the schematic design phase and ends only when the building systems operate in accordance to the design criteria.

A Smooth Transition… Closeout and Move-In Procedures

Closeout and Move-In Procedures

Training Sessions for All Major Building Systems
Project Management Continues for a One (1) Year Period to Assist Owner with Warranty Questions and Procedures

Building Commissioning

Establishes an Energy Budget for the Building
Simulates Operating Costs for the Building
Specifies Performance Criteria for Building Systems
Tests Building HVAC Systems
Provides Training for Owner’s Personnel of Critical Systems
Certifies Performance of Building Systems
Assists in Warranty Compliance of Building Systems
Measures and Verifies Energy Using Systems After Occupancy

We have integrity in all we do and believe in contributing to an amazing work environment utilizing cutting edge cool services. We live by the philosophy of work hard, play hard. We are passionate about our lifestyle and creating the “Fiorilli Family” experience for both our co-workers and clients. At the end of the day, Building Synergistic Authentic Relationships™ (BSAR) is our #1 priority. Working at Fiorilli Construction is not just a job, but a passion and we bring that to each and every project that we do.

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