Decades of Combined Industry Experience
We Plan, Coordinate, Build, Furnish, Transition, and Close Out Workplaces.
Founded in San Diego in 2011, All Solutions, Inc. (ASI) helps corporate real estate, facilities and workplace teams deliver projects across the country. We combine project management with field execution for focused improvements, complex buildouts, workplace transitions and multi-site programs.
Our work brings together general contracting and tenant improvements; electrical and low voltage; AV integration, room-scheduling systems, access control and controls; furniture planning, procurement, installation and vendor coordination; relocation, logistics, decommissioning and IT asset disposition. ASI can manage these connected scopes or coordinate the providers you already use. We establish responsibilities, site requirements and sequencing around the assignment, then follow the work through turnover and agreed closeout.
"We believe in building lasting relationships with our clients through trust, innovation, and exceptional service."
Jordan Shapiro
Managing Principal
Accountability From the First Plan Through Final Closeout.
What We Believe
A workable schedule starts with understanding what each trade needs from the others. We plan access, site readiness and handoffs before work begins, then keep field updates, decisions and open items connected as conditions change. Clients get a clear view of progress, the issues that need attention and who owns the next action. Required testing, punch work and agreed closeout records remain part of the delivery plan.
The People Responsible for the Work.
Trusted by Leading Organizations
Experience Across Industries.
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ASI bridges the gap between planning and field execution for workplace projects nationwide and internationally. From early planning and preconstruction through construction, occupancy, decommissioning, restoration, turnover, and final closeout, we coordinate the vendors, trades, logistics, schedules, documentation, and on-site work required to complete complex workplace projects.
No. ASI has licensed construction capabilities, but our role is broader. We help clients coordinate and execute workplace projects that often involve multiple vendors, trades, schedules, and field requirements.
Yes. ASI has served all 50 U.S. states and supports projects through a network of more than 3,500 trusted field partners.
Yes. ASI has supported projects in 20 countries and can assist with international workplace and facility project needs.
ASI completes more than 2,500 projects annually, supporting individual locations and coordinated multi-site programs.
ASI serves corporate real estate teams, facilities departments, workplace leaders, project managers, property managers, general contractors, architecture and engineering firms, and national organizations.
ASI provides one accountable partner for workplace project execution. Instead of requiring clients to manage multiple disconnected vendors, ASI coordinates the people, trades, logistics, schedules, communication, documentation, and field activity required to complete the project.
ASI holds contractor license #1073772 with General B, C10 Electrical, C7 Low Voltage, and C61/D34 Prefabricated Equipment classifications. Depending on the location, licensing, permits, and agreed scope, ASI performs work directly or coordinates qualified local trade partners.
ASI uses Teamwork for schedules, tasks, ownership, and open items; Microsoft Teams for communication and meetings; SharePoint for controlled project records; and PowerTools for field reporting, photos, punch, and closeout. Reporting and access are aligned to each assignment.
ASI supports commercial general contracting, tenant improvements, electrical and low voltage, AV integration and room-scheduling systems, access control and controls, furniture planning, procurement, vendor management and installation, relocations, decommissioning, IT asset disposition, facility improvements, and multi-site programs.
