Built for the break whistle
Smashburgers. On site. Right on time.
Crews order in the morning. Site Smash rolls up to a GC-approved location and serves hot, griddled lunch when the break starts—without making the crew leave the job.
Launching by scheduled route. No surprise stops, no guessing on head count.
Count before we cook
Morning pre-orders set the head count and reduce wasted time.
Break-time ready
Service is planned around the site schedule—not the other way around.
Site-aware setup
We stage only where the GC approves, outside the active work zone.
The route, built around the work
Lunch without losing the crew.
Site Smash pairs a tight menu with a scheduled service window, so foremen know the plan and crews know their order is waiting.
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Lock the stop
The superintendent or GC confirms access, service time, staging location, and site requirements before the route is published.
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Crew orders ahead
A simple link or site QR lets each person choose their burger before the grill fires. The order count drives prep.
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We smash and serve
Burgers hit the flat-top close to break time, then move fast through a clearly marked pickup outside the active work zone.
GC-sponsored lunches
Turn the milestone into a proper meal.
Buy out the trailer for a safety milestone, topping-out, pour day, or crew appreciation lunch. We coordinate the serving plan and pre-order flow with your site contact.
Plan a sponsored lunchPilot before the full route
We are proving the model the practical way: one friendly GC, one large site, and one Friday lunch. Real order volume comes before expensive expansion.
Every stop depends on approval
Local permitting, insurance requirements, and written GC site coordination must be confirmed for each location.
Bring Site Smash to your job
Your crew has a lunch break. Make it count.
Pre-order for a scheduled stop or start the conversation about a GC-sponsored pilot lunch.