Construction RBG
C-01 DESIGN - BUILD
The engineer and the builder answer the same phone.
On most jobs the drawings come from one company and the work from another, and when something does not match on site, the owner ends up refereeing. Here the engineering is 3A Engineering Group and the construction is RBG Reliable Builders Group. Same team, same office, one number to call.
STRUCTURAL REPAIR - SOUTH FLORIDA
CAPABILITIES
What RBG Builds
Repair-driven work is the core: the structural scopes that come out of a recertification, an insurance claim or an engineer’s report. Ground-up remodels and additions follow the same process.
CONCRETE
Concrete restoration
Spalling repair, chipping to sound concrete, reinforcement treatment and structural patching on balconies, columns and slab edges.
SHORING
Shoring & reinforcement
Temporary support, load transfer and strengthening of existing framing so the building stays occupied while the work happens.
ENVELOPE
Waterproofing & envelope
Traffic coatings, sealant joints, stucco and coating systems — the part that keeps the repair from coming back in five years.
RESIDENTIAL
Remodels & additions
Wall removals, new openings, second stories and interior reconfiguration — engineered and built as one scope.
COMMERCIAL
Commercial build - outs
Retail, warehouse and office interiors, including the structural modifications and the permit path that comes with them.
RECERTIFICATION
Recertification repairs
Execution of the exact scope the inspection report identified, documented so the building official can close the file.
OCCUPIED BUILDING - PHASED REPAIR
TRANSPARENCY
What a proposal from us actually says
Most disputes start with a number on a page that nobody defined. Ours is written so a board can read it out loud in a meeting.
Proposal - contents
DESIGN - BUILD RBG
SCOPE OF WORK
Written by element and location, tied to the engineering drawings not a paragraph of general repair language.
QUANTITIES
Estimated repair quantities with unit pricing, so if the actual work is less than estimated the number comes down.
EXCLUSIONS
Stated up front. What is not in the price is as important as what is.
SCHEDULE
Phases, durations and the access the building has to provide for each one.
PERMITS & INSPECTIONS
Who pulls, who schedules, who responds to the reviewer. Normally us, on both sides.
CHANGE ORDERS
How hidden conditions are priced and approved before anyone continues working.
PAYMENT
Tied to completed phases, not to a calendar.
BEFORE YOU SIGN ANYTHING
What owners and boards aks
If the answer is not here, call. You will get a straight one.
No. 3A Engineering Group works on plenty of projects that other contractors build, and RBG builds work engineered elsewhere. Design–build is an option because it removes friction, not a condition of getting engineering from us.
It is a fair question and the answer is disclosure. The relationship between the two companies is stated up front, and where a jurisdiction or an association requires an independent inspector for the construction phase, that role stays independent.
Usually yes. Repair scopes are phased by stack or by elevation so units keep access, and shoring is designed so the structure is supported at every stage. The phasing is part of the schedule you approve before mobilization.
It gets photographed, measured and priced against the unit rates already in the contract, and it needs written approval before the crew continues. Because the engineer is in the same office, the revised detail comes back in days, not weeks.
We do permit application, plan-review comments, inspection scheduling and final close-out. That is the part owners most often underestimate and it is included.
Built with purpose. Delivered with confidence.
From structural repairs and remodels to commercial build-outs and recertification work, RBG turns engineered plans into quality construction with precision, coordination, and accountability.