What are Pre-Construction Services and How They Can Streamline Your Commercial Build?

What Is Pre-Construction?

There is a vast amount of planning that takes place before the actual construction of a commercial project begins.The pre-construction phase is critical to the success of any project. 

Pre-construction services are part of the planning stages of a construction project and are very important to make sure any job goes smoothly. From early design and structural recommendations, to thorough budget analysis and cost estimations, as well as detailed schedules - your general contractor can offer substantial support.  

What Are Pre-Construction Services?

Pre-construction services go beyond just estimating what a project will cost. These services are offered as a first step in planning a project and provide details on everything from estimating and planning, to scheduling, to determining code and permit requirements, and more. A strong construction manager will help you understand what to expect and when, by providing a detailed roadmap for getting the project done. 

Questions to Ask During Pre-Construction

Below are some of the key questions you need to ask a potential partner and general contract before signing on the dotted line:

  • Can you share details about your experience with relevant commercial construction projects?

  • Are you licensed and insured?

  • What is the structure of your team? How do you leverage sub-contractors?

  • Is there a warranty or any type of guarantee? 

  • Do you use building information modeling (BIM)?

  • What processes do you have in place to handle cost estimating and budget control?

A Consultative Approach

Green Heart Enterprises pre-construction services are designed to take a consultative approach and assist you with planning your next project as efficiently as possible. Schedule a consultation with our team of experts today to learn more about how we can support your goals.  

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