Scope
Control.
Frontier’s published service mix covers construction management and multiple field scopes from early demolition through interior closeout. The advantage is not the length of the list — it is having the scopes coordinated around the same project.
Work organized by what happens next.
Instead of a generic services menu, these capabilities are grouped by where they sit in a real construction sequence.
Demolition
Selective and general removal to open an existing facility or clear the way for new construction.
Excavation
Site excavation and earthwork supporting foundations, slabs and project infrastructure.
Concrete
Foundations, rebar, formwork, slabs and related concrete construction.
Carpentry
Rough framing, finish carpentry, trim, cabinets and millwork.
Metal Stud + Drywall
Interior framing, drywall, furring and related wall/ceiling assemblies.
Acoustic Ceilings
Ceiling systems coordinated with interior finishes and building services.
Doors + Frames + Hardware
Hollow metal doors, frames and finish hardware as part of a complete interior package.
Construction Management
Estimating, project planning, subcontractor coordination, field direction, materials and site activity.
Small scopes to major project work.
Frontier’s published company profile states it is staffed, equipped and bonded for projects ranging from $1,000 to $12,000,000.
Where the capability gets used.
Frontier’s project history is strongest across occupied facilities and active commercial/institutional environments.
Industrial
Additions, renovations, concrete and facility-related construction.
Commercial
Retail, automotive, office, financial and customer-facing spaces.
Institutional
Healthcare, education, nonprofit and other mission-critical facilities.
Match the scope.
If the work fits Frontier’s operating capabilities, send the project location, stage, schedule and available drawings.
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