Advance Notice
Residents may receive a flyer before work begins, but schedules can change after that notice is delivered.
Project Communication
Donelson Construction uses CrewCast to give residents, businesses, and project stakeholders direct access to construction information, schedule updates, and road-opening notifications throughout PressurePave® projects.
The communication gap
Construction schedules can change with weather, curing conditions, production progress, and field conditions. A static notice can explain what was planned, but it cannot always tell residents what is happening right now.
Residents may receive a flyer before work begins, but schedules can change after that notice is delivered.
Weather, production, curing conditions, and access needs can affect how the project progresses throughout the day.
Without a direct project communication source, residents may be left wondering whether the road is open, delayed, or still under construction.
See CrewCast in action
See how CrewCast connects cities, contractors, and the people affected by construction with project information that can change as quickly as the work itself.
From notification to reopening
Donelson Construction uses CrewCast as part of a broader project communication process that begins before resurfacing starts and continues until the roadway returns to normal operation.
Before Construction
Approximately 24–48 hours or more before resurfacing, Donelson's traffic control team distributes project notifications to affected residents and businesses.
Connect to the Project
The project notice can include a QR code that takes the resident directly to the CrewCast page for that specific construction project.
Follow the Work
Residents can follow the project, review project details, and see the construction area on an interactive map.
Conditions Change
Schedule changes, weather delays, and other important project information can be communicated as field conditions evolve.
Road Ready
When the project team determines that the roadway is ready for normal operation, a project update can let followers know that access has been restored.
From the resident's point of view
CrewCast gives residents a central project page instead of forcing them to piece together information from signs, social media posts, city phone calls, or word of mouth.
See where construction is taking place and understand the area affected by the project.
Review information about the work being performed and the project residents are following.
Follow changing project schedules as construction progresses.
Receive updated project information when weather affects scheduled work.
Know when the roadway has returned to normal operation.
Two lines of communication
Donelson combines digital project communication with trained traffic control professionals positioned throughout the work zone.
In the Field
Flaggers communicate directly with residents, motorists, businesses, and the production crew as conditions change throughout the project.
Online
CrewCast extends project communication beyond the work zone so residents can follow updates from their phone.
People in the field handle immediate questions and traffic conditions while CrewCast gives residents a digital connection to the broader project.
Better communication for the project owner
CrewCast gives cities and agencies another way to keep project information available to the people affected by roadway construction.
Residents have a dedicated project location for current construction information.
Schedule changes and field conditions can be communicated without relying only on static notices.
Project communication can give residents another source of information instead of depending exclusively on city offices for updates.
Communication becomes part of project delivery rather than something addressed only after questions arise.
On select Donelson Construction projects, this communication approach has been associated with an approximately 90% reduction in resident phone-call complaints.
Observed on select projects. Results vary based on project type, location, resident participation, and other conditions.
Part of the PressurePave® project experience
Donelson Construction offers CrewCast project communication for PressurePave® projects when the customer chooses to use the service.
There is no additional charge to the PressurePave project customer for CrewCast participation.
Together with professional traffic control, CrewCast helps Donelson manage more of the project experience from advance notification through roadway reopening.
Pavement rehabilitation.
Field communication and access management.
Digital project communication.
Independent platform. Project partner.
CrewCast is an independent project communication platform provided through CivicLink Solutions. Donelson Construction uses CrewCast as a communication partner on applicable pavement projects.
Cities and agencies interested in the broader CrewCast platform can learn more directly through CivicLink Solutions.
Explore CrewCastA better-informed construction project
Donelson Construction combines PressurePave®, professional traffic control, and CrewCast project communication to help cities manage both the roadway and the people affected by the work.