"Companies don't build projects, people do." It is important for a client to know exactly what a contractor has experience in and what the company can perform with its own forces. Casson has worked across a broad range of project types and maintains a wide range of trade skills among its own forces. As a general rule, Casson will employ either its own or subcontracting forces depending on which is most cost effective.

Steel framing, multi-story Structural steel framing Tilt-up concrete Cast-in-place (site cast) Masonry: load bearing, block, brick, stone Glu-lam, heavy timber Spread, raft footings Gunite Beam and lagging Overlot excavation Dewatering, including point source Store front, curtain wall Tank & fuel system Super flat concrete floors Detention: underground & surface Retaining walls Steel stud framing Stick framing, up to 4 stories Precast, including architectural precast details Post tension: slabs, foundation Steel & wood truss systems Caissons, helical piers, friction piers Shoring Battery casting concrete walls Lime stabilized dirt work Over excavation and replacement Structural glaze and tile Heavy mechanical systems installations Industrial warehouses & manufacturing Underground utilities; roads, curb & gutter Finish grading Maintenance & service facilities   Heavy equipment operators: backhoes, front end loaders, skip loaders Excavation, backfill, compaction Core drilling, concrete sawing Concrete forming: handset, drilled plywood forming, gang forms Tilt-up: onsite form & pour Structural concrete, stairs Flatwork Masonry: block, glass clock, brick Truck crane Certified welding Structural steel erection Carpentry: heavy timber and glu-lams Carpentry: stick framing, 5 crews, casework, millwork Foundation, deck waterproofing Door, window installation; hardware Metal stud framing both light gauge and structural, drywall Tile installation: ceramic, stone Grid ceilings