We build transparency

When it comes to construction, people expect obscurity. They don’t know what they’ll be charged or when the job will get done – and they don’t feel like they can ask. 

A man in a plaid shirt and carpentry belt uses a saw to cut through lumber
 

People are ready for transparency in construction, and as experts in our fields, it’s what we do best. When we invite you to our table, we listen. We want to hear what you want, and at the timeline, scope, and budget you need.

With expert teams, thoughtful planning, and diligent communication, we put everything into every project we produce. 

Beyond the design, planning, and permitting, a construction project involves many layers and many decisions. It’s often an intimidating process that alienates the person that matters most – you. That’s not how we roll. We’ll walk through estimates, explain the lingo, and we’ll break it down for you every step of the way. 

You don’t need to be an expert at this. You also don’t need to brace yourself for a stressful process. You just need us. And, we make it fun. 

Your future project can start right now.

 

Our process

  • A young woman and man talk in a boardroom with a coffee cup

    Interview

    owners and decision-makers to build a baseline of expectations

  • A woman gives a talk to seated guests at a restaurant

    Educate

    our team with local market insight and challenges

  • A sleeved hand writes on a notepad with a pen

    Clearly identify

    project objectives

  • A notepad, coffee, and laptop sit on a brightly lit table

    Create

    a comprehensive strategy that aligns Timeline / Scope / Budget to achieve goals

  • A view of the inside of a scheduling book

    Build a “Project Chart,”

    a visual checklist that ties the scope to a calendar and roles

  • Scheduling documents on a table

    Build a “Project Budget,”

    a spreadsheet that ties the scope to proposed fees

  • Four people's hands write on notepads on a table

    Identify team

    and delegate tasks

  • A laptop, phone, notepad, pen, and coffee cup on a table

    Clearly communicate

    updates and adjustments to the Project Chart and Project Budget on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis

  • A wide shot of a restaurant interior in which people are listening to a speech from a woman

    Consult

    to provide expert advice exactly when and how it’s needed