Review the project requirements
Start with the property conditions, available plans or reports, and the owner’s objectives. Identify access constraints, target completion dates, and the decisions required before work proceeds.
02 / Preconstruction & consulting
Define the scope. Plan the work. Make informed decisions.
Get the project defined before committing to construction. We help owners, property managers, and HOA boards review existing conditions, develop a scope of work, and evaluate budget and schedule considerations.
Review your project scopeService scope & coordination
From project requirements to completed work.
Develop the scope of work
Define the proposed repairs or improvements, inclusions, exclusions, and information still needed. A clear scope gives managers and boards a consistent basis for requesting and comparing proposals.
Review budget and phasing
Prioritize the work and consider how it can be sequenced around funding, access, and property operations. Review proposal differences and clarify allowances or assumptions that could affect cost.
Support the approval process
Organize the scope, options, and open questions for owner or board review. Identify where design professionals or other specialists are needed before a final construction scope can be agreed.
The consulting scope is agreed before work begins. Architectural, engineering, legal, reserve-study, and other regulated professional services require the appropriate specialists.