Contractors coordinated and the work overseen, start to finish.
A design is only as good as its execution. Construction Management coordinates your contractors and oversees their work, so decisions are made on time, trades arrive in sequence, and costs stay visible.
Overview
Because we design as well as manage, we know where projects tend to slip: details left open, selections made late, trades out of order, decisions made in the field without the drawings. Our experience with small- and mid-scale residential projects lets us address those moments before they cost time or money.
Construction Management is offered primarily alongside our design services, and is considered case by case for small standalone projects in the Austin area.
What Construction Management can include
Pre-construction planning, scheduling, and sequencing
Contractor selection, bidding, and trade coordination
Budget tracking and cost review
Regular site visits and progress reviews
Scope of the service
We coordinate and oversee the licensed contractors and trades who build your project. Our exact role, including any permitting responsibilities, is defined in your proposal. Construction Management is offered primarily alongside our design services; standalone requests for small projects in the Austin area are reviewed individually.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions asked by customers about Construction Management.
How much does construction management cost for a home renovation in Austin, TX?
Construction Management is 18% of construction cost in downtown and central Austin and 20% in Greater Austin. The fee is set at the start of construction based on the approved estimate, so it does not rise if costs come in higher. Construction costs are listed in the approved estimate before work begins.
What does construction management include?
Do I need a general contractor if I hire an interior designer for my remodel?
Can an interior designer coordinate contractors, schedules, and materials during a renovation?
How do I keep my home renovation on budget and avoid costly changes during construction?
A considered design needs a well-managed build.
From contractor coordination and scheduling to budget reviews and site progress, Construction Management helps keep the work aligned with the design. Tell us about your project and the level of oversight it requires.