Our
Process

"We listen first. Then we tell you what we think — including the parts you might not want to hear."

Scope, budget reality, timeline. All of it upfront. We ask the questions that matter — how you actually use the space, what your non-negotiables are, what you've already specified and why. We'll also tell you what we've seen go wrong on similar projects. Not to scare you — to protect you.

"This is where most projects go wrong. And where most contractors stay quiet."

We weigh in on materials before you commit. We flag what won't work. We suggest what will. If you have a designer, we work alongside them — reviewing for constructability, flagging conflicts, helping you understand trade-offs. If you don't, we guide the material and layout decisions ourselves. Either way, nothing gets ordered or built until the spec is pressure-tested.

"We handle the paperwork. Permits, setbacks, structural approvals."

We've done this enough times that it doesn't slow us down. We prepare and submit permit applications, respond to department comments, and manage the back-and-forth with the city. If there are utility conflicts, setback issues, or structural surprises in the existing conditions, we surface them now — not during construction.

"David is on your job site. Not a foreman you've never met — David."

Progress updates when there's something to update. No radio silence. Our crews are consistent — not rotating labor that doesn't know the project. You have a direct line of communication and a clear schedule. When something comes up, you hear about it from us first.

"We don't call it done until you do. Punch list items aren't negotiable."

Before we consider a project complete, we do a detailed walkthrough together. Every item you identify goes on the punch list. We complete it. Then we walk through again. We don't close out a project and disappear — we stay accountable through the final sign-off.