DT. wrote:Zemcogroup.com probably the most professional contractor around these days, your project might be a little small for them though.
repulsewarrior wrote:...given your position in all this Paphitis, i suggest you find an Architect who would know the builder(s) you are looking for; someone whose work you like: who you like.
An Architect, looking ahead, can provide sound advice on many issues; a builder will be naturally inclined in satisfying your needs to maximise his profits (it will not necessarily be the best advice).
...given that an Architect will sign-off as your representative, having a Project Manager to prepare, plan, and execute such a sign-off, assures from the builder (who wants to get paid) a flawless inspection, at Approval.
...such a template when reproduced on other projects, the Checklists (Inspection Reports) and Tenders (Work Orders), Administratively speaking as a cost, will be greatly reduced (and used with greater efficiency).
...planning is everything, Paphitis. Use that as a Mantra in Construction. You cannot plan enough; you will still find yourself having to adapt.
And do not allow yourself to be deluded, finishing is a world in itself, in Construction it takes at least as much time (and money) as the build that got you to that point. (A Bad Finish, is, a bad finish.)
...Pride matters in construction; you, as the "owner" must find a way to put Pride in the result.
I would like to help you, and this is exactly the stuff that i've done in my youth, (won awards for it no less); before the habitability of ships, residential property, commercially speaking, for profit.
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