Running a construction project is not just about which end of a hammer to use. It’s about managing people and the process. It means establishing an environment that is conducive to extracting the best job performance from subcontractors, it’s about managing client’s expectations, it’s about establishing and maintaining relationships.
Residential
Your house is valuable. Not only in terms of its monetary worth, but more importantly as the place you call home. Who are you going to trust it with? Is it only about the lowest bid?
Hiring a tradesman for small repairs is one thing, hiring a builder is quite another.
We will ask questions about a project that may cause potential clients to rethink their investment altogether and we’re ok with that. That’s integrity.
As a custom builder, we work to find the vacant land or residential parcel that best suits specific needs and aspirations. We work directly with the engineers, surveyors, city inspectors, architects and agents; providing ideas and input every step of the way. Our job is to know more about the entire project than anyone else.
When a project involves working on an existing property, the same rules apply.
Commercial
We are experienced in the vast array of processes that often precede any development, as well as tackling the inevitable obstacles that present themselves once a project is underway. To name a few; Public Hearings, Annexations, PUD’s, Special Use Permits, Variances, Health Departments, DCFS, IEPA Permits, IDOT and the list goes on.
Scheduling and completion dates are important no matter what the arena, but commercial projects deadlines often entail more severe consequences. They affect the ability of a business to operate, and thus carry with them an often panicked approach to scheduling and completion. We get it, and it’s our responsibility to get your doors opened for business.