Operational planning
Map public, staff, judicial, service, and secure routes along with court schedules, shutdowns, deliveries, noise limits, and daily turnover.
Start a project Specialty construction Security / continuity / accountability
Refurbishment for courthouses and judicial facilities where security, public access, heritage details, operational continuity, and documented coordination are essential.

Built around performance Details that matter
Courthouse work brings together public access, judicial operations, secure circulation, controlled information, specialized rooms, life-safety systems, heritage conditions, and strict schedules. Every phase must respect how the facility functions.
Moderno plans refurbishment around stakeholder approvals, security protocols, background requirements, access control, noise and dust, off-hours work, material movement, occupied-area separation, finish quality, documentation, and dependable turnover.
Applications Where we can help
Courtrooms and hearing rooms
Judicial chambers and administrative offices
Public counters, waiting areas, and corridors
Secure circulation and controlled-access spaces
Millwork, seating, flooring, paint, and ceilings
Phased occupied-facility modernization
Our scope Coordinated delivery
Map public, staff, judicial, service, and secure routes along with court schedules, shutdowns, deliveries, noise limits, and daily turnover.
Coordinate demolition, partitions, ceilings, flooring, wall finishes, painting, doors, hardware, glazing, millwork, seating, and signage.
Integrate lighting, power, data, audiovisual, security, access control, mechanical, fire alarm, sprinklers, and specialist equipment.
Maintain approvals, submittals, security procedures, inspection records, deficiencies, training, warranties, and asset information.
Our process Clear from the start
Confirm the facility's stakeholders, protocols, schedules, security constraints, approvals, existing information, and project objectives.
Break work into controlled zones and time windows with access, protection, temporary services, communications, and contingency planning.
Coordinate vetted trades and specialists, maintain separation and housekeeping, document progress, and protect ongoing court operations.
Complete inspections, systems testing, security integration, cleaning, training, records, and controlled return to use.
Technical considerations No hidden handoffs
Court calendars, public service, judicial privacy, secure routes, access control, screening, restricted information, and background requirements
Acoustics, audiovisual systems, accessibility, fire and life safety, specialist millwork, fixed seating, evidence or holding areas, and heritage fabric
Noise, vibration, dust, deliveries, shutdowns, after-hours work, daily clean-down, approvals, inspections, and documented change control
Frequently asked Practical answers
Yes, with detailed phasing. Work zones, routes, noise windows, security, deliveries, shutdowns, and daily readiness must be aligned with court operations and facility protocols.
Access is planned with the owner's security team. Required screening, escorts, background conditions, keys, tools, photography restrictions, material movement, and end-of-shift checks are built into the work plan.
Yes. Audiovisual, acoustics, security, access control, lighting, data, millwork, seating, and other specialist scopes can be coordinated with approved vendors and consultants.
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