Small projects under $100k can usually be handled by the client. These small projects are easier to find qualified contractors and are less complex. When projects exceed this amount the room for error increases, putting you at risk of starting a project that was not fully planned & budgeted for.
Do I need a Construction Consultant?
A construction consultant represents your best interests in the building process. We are hired by you to be your in-house expert. Having an experienced construction professional on your side can help reduce the risks of projects going over budget & over schedule.
What is a Construction Consultant?
Having an experienced construction professional on your side allows your team to stay focused on your business, while we work with the general contractor to complete your project. Advantages of having a client side construction consultant are.
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Accurate project costs & schedule.
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Proper pre-construction planning.
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Local market expertise.
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Oversight on budget & prevention of over billing.
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Keeping prime contractors moving on your project.
What Benefits Do I Get?
The cost of having a construction consultant on your team depends on how you hire us. You have the option to contract us in two ways.
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Project Advise & Overview. (At Risk)
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This approach allows you to instruct us what you want us to review & provide guidance. These services will be billed out hourly with a minimum retainer fee.
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Full Project Consulting.
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Having your own in-house project manager.
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We will be your representation throughout the project life cycle and insure you are not taken advantage of.
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How Much Does A
Consultant Cost?
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