Project management, from pre-construction services to project close.
Overview of our approach
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What are you looking for?
Contact us with the project you have in mind. We’ll help guide you through the selections you’ll need to make.
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Project execution.
Through a combination of our project management processes, onsite work, and diligent decision making, we’ll have your project completed on-time, on-budget, and with the quality you expect.
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Pre-construction services.
We’ll provide a detailed project proposal based on the selections you’ve made, and offer a list of ways for you to find savings.
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Communications.
As the project progresses, we’ll keep you up-to-date on the project’s status via progress reports sent to you after each milestone is reached.
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Getting started.
Upon acceptance of the proposal, we’ll send you a contract for the agreed-upon price and begin the preliminary construction tasks.
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Project closeout.
After the project is completed, final payment will be remitted to us and you’ll have the property you envisioned. If you wish to sell the property, our Realtors on staff can assist you with this final step.
FAQs
How long will the project take?
This depends on the project you have in mind. Remodels can typically take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. New construction can take a few months, a year, or even a few years in some cases. It all comes down to project scope. Reach out with what you have in mind and we can help you determine a realistic timeline for your project.
How does payment work?
How you finance a project is up to you. Whether you choose to use a lender or fund the project yourself, we are happy to work with you. If using a lender, we will require a letter of commitment from the lender before beginning.
Depending on the project, we may require an initial deposit of a small percentage of the project cost prior to beginning. Typically, you can expect the cost of the project to be disbursed over the course of around six payments, with payments scheduled to be remitted after the completion of key phases of work. If you are financing the project with a lender, the lender may have say in when payments are remitted and will likely require third party inspections before paying. A breakdown of the payment schedule will be included in the project proposal. Payments are generally made via check or wire transfer, depending on which is more convenient for you.