Site walk & feasibility
A walk of the property and a review of what the site and the project can actually support.
Pre-construction planning
The work that makes the price real.
When a serious project has no drawings yet, pre-construction is the front door: a defined planning phase, led by Trevor, that ends with plans complete enough to price — and a written construction proposal built from them.
The planning fee is quoted at your consultation — before anything is signed — based on the project's size and complexity.
What the engagement covers
Six responsibilities. One managed planning phase.
Design coordination
Working with your architect or designer — or helping you engage the right one for the project.
Jurisdiction research
Zoning, permit, and HOA requirements for the property, researched before they become field surprises.
Budget & schedule
A preliminary budget and schedule that develop alongside the plans instead of after them.
Managed planning
The planning process managed through to plans complete enough to price responsibly.
Written construction proposal
A price and a schedule built from the finished plans — not from a guess dressed up as a bid.
What you walk away with
The plans are yours.
- The plan set and documents produced for your project — yours once the engagement is paid in full.
- A defined, buildable scope with the decisions on record.
- A written construction proposal you can hold against reality.
Planning phase only.
Signing a planning agreement does not obligate you — or us — to proceed to construction. Building together is a separate decision and a separate written contract, made only once the proposal is real.
Already have plans?
Enter through plan review instead.
If an architect or designer has already drawn the project, the engagement starts from your package: feasibility review, open questions, trade coordination, and pricing readiness.
Fair questions
How much does the planning engagement cost?
The fee is quoted at your consultation, based on the project's size and complexity — and it is stated before anything is signed.
How long does planning take?
It depends on the design and permitting path, which involve third parties. You get a realistic estimate for your project before you sign, not a generic promise.
Does planning commit me to building with you?
No. The planning agreement covers the planning phase only. Construction is a separate decision and a separate contract.
Start with the consultation
Bring the idea. Leave with the next step.
The consultation is free and clarifies the property, the goal, the timing, and whether pre-construction is the right entry for your project. If it is, the planning engagement that follows is a separate paid agreement, quoted for your project before anything is signed — and construction is a separate decision after that.
Where is the project today?