Drawing review
Plans, details, and available documents reviewed for coordination needs and missing decisions.
Preconstruction + project details
Resolve the hard questions early.
Early review of drawings, conditions, materials, sequencing, and project-specific details—before the job site becomes the most expensive place to make decisions.
Buildability is part of the design conversation.
Preconstruction turns a compelling idea into a scope that can be priced, sequenced, and built. The goal is not to remove every unknown; it is to identify the important ones while there is still time to address them efficiently.
For qualifying general-building projects, custom metal, millwork, cabinetry, and stone elements can be coordinated with the surrounding construction. Standalone specialty work is reviewed against the applicable license requirements before acceptance.
Existing conditions
Site access, visible conditions, property use, and other factors that can affect sequencing or feasibility.
Material + detail planning
Finish expectations and custom architectural elements aligned with the broader build sequence.
Scope definition
A practical breakdown of the work, responsibilities, dependencies, and next information required.
Start with the actual scope