Our Process

A Clear Price Before We Break Ground.

The work that happens before construction decides how smoothly the rest goes. We call it pre-construction, and we take our time with it.

You come out of it with a fixed price for the build, with allowances for the finishes and selections you will make along the way.

Pre-Construction

Where the Price Comes From.

We sit down with your plans, and with you and your designer, and talk through the level of finish, the materials, your tastes and your expectations.

Fixed Price, With Allowances for Your Selections.

  • 01
    We Review the Actual Drawings Not a square foot rate against a rough sketch. The real set, read line by line, with the gaps flagged before they become change orders.
  • 02
    We Sit With You and Your Designer Builders and designers usually meet after the drawings are finished, which is the most expensive possible moment to find a problem. We would rather be in the room earlier.
  • 03
    We Set Allowances by Trade Allowance numbers for each trade and trim out material, so you know what you are working with and still have room to adjust as the project goes.

Start to Finish

Six Stages, and You Always Know Which One You Are In.

01

Conversation

A call and a walk of the site or the space, so we both understand what you are after.

02

Feasibility

What the lot, the setbacks and the scope will actually allow. Better to learn it now.

03

Pre-Construction

Plans reviewed with you and your designer, finishes discussed, allowances set, and a fixed price for the build.

04

Permits

We pull the permits and line up the trades against a schedule you can hold us to.

05

Build

Weekly updates with photos, a live schedule, and one point of contact the whole way.

06

Handover

Final inspection, punch list closed out, and every document for the file on your house.

Step One Is a Phone Call.

Fifteen minutes on the phone and you will know a great deal more about what your project involves.

Contact Us

Ready to Start the Conversation?

Fifteen minutes on the phone and you will know a great deal more about what your project involves.