Star Stop is a fast-growing fuel and convenience store chain with 150+ locations across Texas and a growing real estate portfolio. When corporate Burger King required them to renovate all 38 of their franchised locations within 12 months, Star Stop’s small U.S. construction team faced a huge challenge:
Tight deadlines with zero margin for delays
Limited in-house resources for managing multiple concurrent projects
Local Construction Project Managers costing over $10,000/month
WithPort worked closely with Star Stop’s leadership to recruit and onboard two experienced Construction Project Managers based in the Philippines.
Monitoring all active construction sites remotely using IP cameras and on-site reporting systems
Coordinating with city officials for permits, inspections, and compliance
Managing subcontractors and vendors to keep workflows moving
Providing daily updates and resolving bottlenecks across all 38 renovation projects
$1,800/month each (vs. $10,000/month U.S. equivalent)
This resulted in an 82% reduction in PM staffing costs, enabling Star Stop to reinvest in additional projects.
WithPort sourced professionals with:
8–12 years of experience managing large-scale commercial construction projects
Expertise in U.S. building codes, permit processes, and vendor management
Proficiency in platforms like Procore, Buildertrend, and Smartsheet
A proven ability to lead teams remotely while maintaining strict quality and timeline standards
All 38 Burger King renovations were completed 3 months ahead of schedule
Star Stop transitioned the PM team to oversee their gas station and real estate expansion projects
Increased overall construction productivity and oversight without adding U.S. headcount
Virtually managed all 38 Burger King renovations
Coordinated with cities for permits and inspections
Tracked subcontractors and site progress via IP cameras
Kept projects moving around the clock, 24/7
Finished 3 months ahead of schedule (38 locations in 9 months)
$200K+ saved per PM annually
Smooth transition to managing Star Stop’s gas station and real estate expansions