When there's incomplete construction on your books, Guardian Group, Inc. gives banks' special asset and workout groups the confidence to move forward
Guardian Group, Inc.’s Special Asset Group helps you develop the data that informs all of your options for how to best proceed, including determinations of current project status, cost-to-complete estimates and schedules for project completion when this proves to be your most viable economic alternative. Whether it’s an industrial building, an entire subdivision, a premier residence or an office complex, having the right information at your fingertips guides better decision-making, and it can help take you from immobility to action.
While some special asset consultants focus on residential REO’s, others on commercial REO’s, still others on manufacturing or retail turnarounds, Guardian specializes exclusively in incomplete and unfinished construction REO’s. It was back in 1992 Guardian Group, Inc, first joined the Turnaround Management Association, and ever since we’ve carved out a unique niche in problem-construction, with the ability to quickly and accurately evaluate project status and implement seamless takeovers and turnarounds having become our stock and trade. Our enviable two-decade track record of complex construction analysis and service to the Surety, Insurance, Banking and Construction Industries means we can provide you the expert diagnostics and reporting that not only underpin successful special asset management, but can also help transform your special assets into precious pieces of property.
Today, courtesy of a unique strategic partnership, when construction completion proves your best course, it’s good to know you’ve got the right expert technical engineering and construction resources standing at the ready. Whether you’re sitting on a single incomplete construction project or you require support in assessing an entire portfolio of defective or deficient construction, tomorrow’s performance outlook will be brighter when you call Guardian Group today.