Step 1: Analysis and Initial Estimate.
We meet with you on a scheduled appointment, one-on-one
to get a complete understanding of the project and your
vision. A written estimate will be provided on the spot.
Determine scope of work.
Tentative discussion on budget, project factors, and
design agreement.
Preliminary frame-work on design, functionality, and
material.
Step 2: Design and Review.
We write up a project summary and forward for discussion
with most details inclusive to the price. A review will
be done in person or over the phone within one week. Our
Design Agreement outlines the expectations and project.
Preliminary scope of work (SOW) and tentative budget
presented.
Design Agreement Review and sign off.
Proceed to next cycle or step.
Step 3: Customer Input and Design Recommendations We explore design options with regular feedback and
improvements until you are completely satisfied.
Comprehensive review of plan and site survey.
Product selections are made with our design team.
Design and budget refined based on your input.
Step 4: Contractual Preparation and Permitting.
This is the stage where all the behind-the-scenes preparation
takes place. Work Order Agreement Signed, begin steps to
deliver project.
Detailed job schedule set.
Building permit obtained.
Materials ordered and labor coordinated.
Step 5: Prep and Staging.
You’ll be introduced to your Lead Carpenter and/or
Production Manager,
and receive your copy of the detailed job schedule.
Daily start and stop times, communication protocols,
key client dates (vacations, etc.) lockbox arrangements…an
entire list of pre-construction items discussed.
Materials delivered to site, covered as required.
Inside projects, materials and hardware carried in and
stored.
Step 6: Construction and Remodeling.
Your project begins on the scheduled start-date.
Your on-site Lead Carpenter keeps you informed.
Routine site visits from Production Management keeps
your tasks on schedule.
Professional and conscientious crews keep disruption
to a minimum.
Step 7: Completion, Final and Clean-up.
Work is completed on time and on budget.
Preliminary walk-through with Lead Carpenter.
Final inspection by county authorities.
Final walk through with Design Consultant and/or Robert
Hurdle.
