Coming Soon

The estimated duration of this project is scheduled for 30 weeks.

All communication should be directed to our Homeowner Liaison, Tiare Siaumau at (425) 507-8085 or [email protected]

Tiare can be reached during the day at our Seattle Office or via email. Tiare is available 24 hours a day for project related emergencies only by calling (503) 546-2600, listen to the prompts and she will be paged. Please know that you can also find Tiare’s contact information on your Welcome Letter.

The jobsite office will be located at To Be Determined.

Our normal working hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30am – 4:30pm. Should the situation dictate, weekend work may be necessary, in which you will be given advanced notice.

We expect to have several crew members on site on any given day (To Be Determined).

All Charter personnel will wear hard hats and apparel with Charter’s logo. All subcontractor crew members also wear hard hats and wear apparel displaying their company logos and are under Charter’s supervision at all times. Additionally, all construction personnel will be wearing high visibility clothing as well (bright orange, yellow or green).

Yes. All residents and/or unit owners will receive a General Notice approximately 5 days prior to the beginning of construction on their building. After which, residents and/or unit owners will receive an Interior Access Notice 48 hours before work begins for any interior work that specifically affects their unit.

Yes. Charter will need interior access to facilitate the removal and installation of the windows/sliding glass door work, and you will receive an Interior Access Notice at least 48 hours before the work begins. No subcontractor will be inside your unit without a Charter crew member present.

Windows and doors will be removed, and new or existing windows and doors will be installed within the same day. If for some reason the new window cannot be installed, the opening will be secured, temporarily with plywood for both safety and security.

Visqueen (plastic) sheathing will be used to protect the buildings on an as needed basis depending on the weather conditions.

Yes. We pride ourselves on keeping a clean work site and understand this is your home. Please know that we will do our best to keep a tidy workspace. Crews will walk through all work areas daily to sweep up construction debris. There may be banging, pounding, vibrations, etc. depending on the work being done in a specific area.

At the end of the job, Charter provides the Homeowner Association with an Operations and Maintenance Manual (O&M). The HOA Board will determine what information in this manual will be made available to the management company for inclusion in resale certificates. Charter will also provide photo-documentation of all stages of the project. The HOA Board will be given these photos to keep in their files. Owners can arrange with the HOA Board to view the Operations & Maintenance Manual (O&M) and photos.

Safety First: We conduct thorough site inspections before the start of the project and regularly throughout its duration, with a focus on public safety.

• Identifiable Crew: All Charter Construction employees and subcontractors are required to wear high-visibility shirts or hard hats with Charter branding.
• Clean Work Areas: We maintain a clean and organized job site to minimize hazards for both workers and residents.
• Safety Meetings: Weekly safety meetings are led by the project superintendent. All personnel must also attend site-specific safety orientations. Many high-risk roles require safety certifications and training. We reinforce a culture of safety to keep the team alert and proactive.
• Subcontractor Protocols: All subcontractors are contractually obligated to create and follow a site-specific safety plan in alignment with Charter’s safety standards.

Safety meetings are held onsite by the superintendent every week, first thing in the morning. These meetings reinforce safety protocols that protect residents, workers, and pedestrians alike.

Only authorized Charter personnel and subcontractors are allowed to operate construction equipment.

Residents should remain alert when entering or exiting driveways, garages, and walkways, as equipment and debris may be in use.

Power tools and accessories are securely stored in the Charter tool container when not in use and locked away at the end of each workday.

• The site is kept as free of debris as possible during the day and cleaned thoroughly at the end of each workday.
• All materials and supplies are organized and stored safely in designated areas when not in use.
• The site superintendent and foreman are familiar with the locations of all main electrical panels and shut-off valves.
• Emergency contact information for all utility companies is kept on file at the onsite construction office.
• The local fire department is notified at the start of construction, and they are provided with contact information for the Charter superintendent and general superintendent.

• Please pay close attention to all posted safety signage.
• Do not enter construction zones. If entry is necessary: o Announce yourself to the crew.
• Wait for confirmation that it’s safe to enter.
• Do not move cones, barricades, or caution/danger tape under any circumstances.
• Children should never play in or around construction areas.
• Children and pets should be supervised at all times when construction is in progress.

Do not use decks or allow pets/guests on them during construction hours or while work is ongoing.

• Do not park in designated construction zones.
• If your building is under construction: o Do not park in front of your garage between 7:30 AM and 5:00 PM.
• Vehicles left in construction areas are at risk of damage. Charter Construction is not liable for any damage to personal property left in active work zones. o Vehicles may obstruct the crew’s access and pose a safety hazard to workers handling ladders or equipment.
• Remain alert when driving through construction zones. o Drive slowly and cautiously.
• Watch for workers, ladders, pump jacks, and moving equipment.