Project management

Published schedules, trade coordination and priced change orders.

A schedule you can see

The schedule is published and kept current, so where the job stands is something you can check rather than something you have to ask about.

Trade coordination

Most delays on a build are handoffs, not hard work: one trade waiting on another, or on an inspection. Sequencing the trades and the inspections in the right order is the job, and it is where a well-run project gains its time back.

Change orders priced before they are built

Changes happen on every project. The rule is simple: a change gets priced before it is built, so the cost of a decision is known while you can still decide against it, not discovered on the final invoice.