Commercial and development
Owner's Representation and Construction Consulting
When you already have a design team and a general contractor, the gap is usually someone on your side of the table who can read a schedule, price a change order and test whether the reporting matches the site. That is owner's representation.
What this covers
- Budget and bid validation
- Schedule audits and recovery planning
- Change order and submittal review
- Pay application review
- Site observation and reporting
- Closeout and warranty management
How we run it
- 01
Baseline
Contract, budget and schedule reviewed and stress tested.
- 02
Control
Change orders, submittals and pay applications reviewed on your behalf.
- 03
Report
Independent weekly cost, schedule and risk reporting.
- 04
Close
Punch, closeout documents and warranty obligations tracked.
Request a project feasibility review
Tell us the address and what you want to do with it. You get a written answer on whether it works, what it will roughly cost and what approvals it needs.
Questions people ask before hiring
What does an owner's representative actually do?
Represents your interests against the contract: validating budget and bids, auditing schedule, reviewing change orders and pay applications, observing the work, and reporting independently so problems surface while they are still small.
Is owner's representation worth it on a smaller project?
It scales. On smaller work it is usually a limited scope: budget and contract review at the start, then periodic site observation and change order review rather than full-time oversight.