Retail & Rollout Programs
Built for brand construction managers, franchise development teams, and multi-unit operators who need site 40 to open as cleanly as site 1.
A rollout isn't twelve construction projects — it's one program that happens to have twelve addresses. Treating each site as a fresh negotiation is how brands end up with twelve budgets, twelve schedules, and twelve different-looking stores. We run your program through one system: your prototype, adapted per site, permitted per jurisdiction, reported the same way every week.
You get a single point of contact for the entire program, a vetted subcontractor base in every market we enter, and consistent reporting on every site's schedule, photos, and status — so you're managing a program, not chasing contractors.
From The Owner's Manual
New to retail & rollout buildouts? Read the owner's guide first — the honest walkthrough of what's different, what it costs when you don't know, and the three classic mistakes. Free, no gate.
How it works
One kickoff for the whole program: your prototype, brand standards, vendor list, and reporting requirements — learned once, applied everywhere.
Site-by-site adaptation of your plans with real budgets before you commit. Long-lead items identified and bought early.
Multi-jurisdiction permitting run in parallel, not sequence. We speak fluent building department in 35 states.
Traveling superintendents plus local subs. Daily photos, every site. Sites overlap on a planned rhythm, not by accident.
Punch, inspection, handover on the date we gave you — then the crew rolls to your next site with everything it learned.
Who does what
Past builds
Questions we always get
One program team owns your prototype and standards; local subs execute under traveling Cook superintendents. The same checklists, the same reporting, the same punch standard — the jurisdiction changes, the system doesn't.
Yes — refresh and remodel programs run nights, weekends, and phased sections so revenue doesn't stop. Dust walls, daily cleanup standards, and open-for-business handovers every morning.
It depends on scope and jurisdiction, but programs live and die on permitting — which is why we run it in parallel across sites and buy long-lead equipment at program level, not per site.
Every site reports the same way: schedule vs. baseline, daily photos, status updates, open items — your whole program visible without a single status call. An owner dashboard is in development.
Constantly — fixtures, signage, security, IT. We coordinate their site visits into the schedule so trades aren't stacked and your vendors aren't waiting on us or vice versa.
We've delivered work in 35 states, concentrated in the West, Southwest, and Midwest, and we're licensed to follow your program where it goes.
Budget range and timeline by email — no sales call required.
