TGA Design Consultants, Inc. offers six core services. These services are architectural and engineering design, CAD BIM Revit shop drawings, and construction administration and management. They also include IT and facilities support, land surveying and as-built documentation, and special inspections for code compliance. These services serve public sector, government, commercial, and institutional clients across New York. Learn more about New York City.
What are the main services TGA Design Consultants, Inc. offers?
TGA covers six service lines under one roof.
Here is the full list:
- Architectural and engineering design. Plans and drawings for new builds and upgrades.
- CAD, BIM, and Revit shop drawings. Detailed digital models and shop drawings.
- Construction administration and management. Oversight that keeps a project on track.
- IT and facilities support. Technology and building systems help.
- Land surveying and as-built documentation. Measured records of a site or finished space.
- Special inspections and code compliance. Checks that meet building code rules.
You can review all six on the firm's services page. Each one has its own detail page with more information.
What does tga-design.com offer for architectural engineering design?
TGA offers full architectural and engineering design for both public and private projects.
It also supports work across New York City, Manhattan, and Queens.
See the architectural engineering design page for the full scope of this work.
What does tga-design.com offer for CAD BIM Revit shop drawings?
TGA produces CAD, BIM, and Revit shop drawings for builders and design teams. BIM stands for Building Information Modeling, a digital 3D model of a building and its parts.
Shop drawings show exactly how a part gets made and installed. These models cut errors before anything is built on site.
Clear models help every team read the same plan.
What does tga-design.com offer for construction administration and management?
TGA offers construction administration and management that keeps a job moving from start to finish.
This matters most on larger public and institutional jobs. Good oversight protects both the budget and the timeline.
The firm supports projects in Westchester County and Rockland County, where public work is common. You can read more on the construction administration management page.
What does tga-design.com offer for IT and facilities support?
TGA offers IT and facilities support for buildings and their systems.
What does tga-design.com offer for land surveying and as-built documentation?
TGA offers land surveying and as-built documentation that records a site or finished space in exact detail. An as-built drawing shows what was actually built, not just what was planned.
Surveys set the base facts that a project depends on. As-built records help with future repairs and upgrades.
This work supports sites across New York City and the surrounding counties.
What does tga-design.com offer for special inspections and code compliance?
TGA offers special inspections and code compliance checks that confirm work meets building code. A special inspection is a required review of certain construction tasks.
These checks protect safety and keep a project legal. They are often required on public and commercial jobs.
The firm handles this work for clients in Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx. See the special inspections code compliance page for details.
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Frequently asked questions
Who does TGA Design Consultants, Inc. work with?
TGA serves public-sector, government, commercial, and institutional clients. It is a certified service-disabled veteran-owned and minority-owned firm based in Brooklyn, New York.
Does TGA offer all services under one firm?
Yes. TGA offers architecture, engineering, construction management, and technology services together, so a client can stay with one team from design through inspection.
What areas does TGA Design Consultants, Inc. serve?
TGA serves New York City, Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester County, Rockland County, Nassau County, and Lakehurst, NJ.
What is the difference between a survey and an as-built drawing?
A survey records the facts of a site, like boundaries and features. An as-built drawing records what was actually constructed, which helps with future repairs and upgrades.
Why does a project need special inspections?
Special inspections are required reviews of certain construction tasks. They confirm the work meets building code and keep a project safe and legal.
