A WBENC-certified general contractor guiding commercial projects through budgeting, constructability, and permitting across 24 states, for brands like McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, and Raising Cane's.
Pre-construction is where a project's budget and schedule are set. Our commercial pre-construction services cover the estimating, planning, and coordination that happen before crews break ground, so the numbers hold, the permits clear, and the build starts on solid footing.
We build detailed budgets early and keep the bidding process transparent, so you see where the money goes and can make decisions before costs are locked in.
We look for ways to lower cost without lowering quality, comparing materials, methods, and sequencing to get the most out of the budget.
We review plans for conflicts and buildability issues while they are still on paper, catching problems that would otherwise surface as delays and change orders in the field.
We work with municipalities, architects, and engineers to line up permits and approvals ahead of the build, so the schedule does not stall at the counter.
We set a realistic timeline from the start, accounting for long-lead items and supply chain concerns so the calendar reflects the actual project.
We coordinate with your architect and design team through the planning phase, aligning the drawings with the budget and the owner's vision before construction begins.
Pre-construction is a coordinated effort across several roles. Our estimating team, project coordinators, and project managers work together to turn plans into comprehensive, competitive bids, aligning cost, scope, and schedule before the build begins.
The estimating team prices the work in detail and builds the budget that guides the project. Project coordinators keep documents, approvals, and communication moving between everyone involved. Project managers tie the pieces together, carrying the plan from bid through to construction.
Yes. We coordinate directly with your architect and engineers during design, aligning the drawings with the budget and the owner's goals so there are no surprises when the plans reach the field.
Yes. We work with local municipalities to secure the permits and approvals a project needs, so the schedule does not stall waiting on paperwork.
Most cost overruns trace back to problems that could have been caught earlier. By reviewing plans, pricing the work in detail, and identifying long-lead items up front, we reduce change orders and keep the project on budget.
Budgeting and estimating, value engineering, constructability review, permitting and municipal coordination, and scheduling. The goal is a project that is fully planned, priced, and approved before crews mobilize.
As early as possible. The sooner we are involved, the more influence we have over the budget and schedule. Bringing us in during the design phase lets us flag cost and constructability issues while changes are still easy to make.
