Sobering Center
Washington, DC
Government
Ongoing site maintenance, clearing, and grubbing services for Building 88, keeping the grounds safe and code-compliant.
Client
District of Columbia Government
Location
Washington, DC
Industry
Municipal Government
Project Type
Site Maintenance
Start Date
2023
Completion Date
2023
Duration
6 Weeks
Services
Site Clearing, Grounds Maintenance
Status
Completed
Gallery
Shelterline provided site maintenance and grounds-clearing services for Building 88, clearing and grubbing overgrown site areas to keep the property safe, accessible, and code-compliant.
The site required clearing around active building operations, with vegetation and debris removal needing to be sequenced to avoid disrupting building access and adjacent site drainage.
We sequenced clearing and grubbing in defined zones, protected existing drainage paths during debris removal, and coordinated site access with building operations staff throughout the work.
Building 88's grounds were restored to a safe, maintained, and code-compliant condition without disrupting ongoing building operations.
Stage 01
Surveyed the grounds to identify clearing zones and protect existing drainage paths.
Stage 02
Removed overgrown vegetation, brush, and root systems from the site.
Stage 03
Hauled and disposed of cleared material off site.
Stage 04
Completed final grading and handed the maintained site back to building operations.
Clearing and grubbing sequenced by zone to protect drainage and access.
Overgrown vegetation and debris removed to restore a maintained site condition.
Work coordinated with building operations to avoid disrupting daily use.
Site brought back into compliance with grounds-maintenance standards.
By The Numbers
0
Weeks to Complete
0
Access Disruptions
0
Safety Incidents
0%
Site Restored
Details & FAQ
Work included clearing and grubbing of overgrown vegetation and brush, along with general site maintenance to restore the grounds around Building 88.
Clearing was sequenced zone by zone and coordinated with building operations staff so normal access to Building 88 continued throughout the work.
Related Work