On every construction or renovation project, beyond what will be built, there are two questions: who keeps control of cost and time, and who answers for it when something does not go to plan. Construction and project management answers both: one party responsible for the whole project, with organisation, clear rules and regular updates for the owner.
Construction management and project management
Construction management happens on site: being there every day, coordinating the crews, keeping the work in the right order and checking the quality before each stage is accepted.
Project management looks at the project as a whole: the schedule, the budget, the procurement of materials and equipment, and keeping the owner informed about progress and cost.
In practice the two roles work together, with a site supervisor who directly oversees the specialist crews and a technical office that checks drawings, quantities and payments.
How we work, step by step
- Initial audit & setup: drawings, budget and risks are reviewed before anything starts on site.
- Schedule and budget: the project is split into stages, each with its own time and cost (Gantt).
- Coordinating crews and suppliers: who comes in when, what must have arrived and what must be finished first.
- Change protocol (variation orders): every change is recorded, priced and approved by you before it is carried out.
- Quality and cost control at every stage, before the stage is accepted.
- Certified payments: you pay for work that has been carried out and measured.
- Full transparency and regular updates: you know where the project stands without having to be on site.
What the owner gains
One party responsible for the whole project, instead of many who each answer only for their own part. Payments that match work that has been done. Changes decided with their cost in front of you, not after the fact. And a clear picture of progress even if you live far from the project.
Who it is for
For real estate developers and investors, owners of high-end homes and renovations, commercial spaces and commercial projects: for anyone who wants their project to move forward under control without having to run it themselves every day.