Construction Management Articles
A schedule is a promise, and someone has to be on site keeping it. Here is how we run a job week to week: who decides, what gets checked, and how a date set in January is still the date in June.
Inside a commercial construction schedule: how the date gets held photo. Recommended 1200x800.
Inside a commercial construction schedule: how the date gets held
Every schedule we build starts at the last line, not the first. We write the opening date at the bottom of the page, then work upward: the final inspection has…
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GC or construction manager: which one should run your job
On our jobs the same team runs the site whether the contract calls us the interior contractor or the construction manager. The work in the field looks identica…
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Preconstruction: what it saves before the first crew arrives
The most expensive week on most jobs is the one nobody remembers: the week before anybody signed anything, when a drawing set went out with a duct chase that d…
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