SHR Remodeling, Inc. excels at design-build construction. Design-build is a project delivery method that streamlines the collaboration, communication, and coordination of your project. We design, plan, and execute your remodel as your single point of contact.
In a nutshell, this means that you have everything and everyone on our team at your disposal to envision, design, and build your project. We will guide you through the process, give you practical and relevant advice, and make sure we do everything in our power to deliver a great experience!
Why Hire A Design-Build Construction Firm?
Our projects start and end on time because our team makes sure our clients are in alignment with needs, space, aesthetics, and value before we swing a hammer.
You’ve heard the rumors from friends and relatives: “It took twice as long and cost three times as much.” The primary reasons for this are lack of planning, starting the project before decisions are made, and most importantly, not sticking to a predetermined schedule.
Advantages of the Design-Build Process
The Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) has identified a number of advantages to design-build over traditional design-bid-build: “This simple but fundamental difference saves money and time by transforming the relationship between designers and builders into an alliance, which fosters collaboration and teamwork.”
- There exists a single point of accountability from initial consultation through project completion.
- Communication is streamlined due to the design and construction administration being done by a collaborative team.
- Because the builder is part of the design process, the team can work together sourcing a combination of artistic and value-oriented products. Installation questions and issues that may drive cost are also discussed in this stage of the process.
- There is an increase in simple communication, and design changes go through a smoother process to ensure accurate execution.
- With the team-build approach, there is a better opportunity to build to the desired investment level.
- Most importantly, the builder and designer are on the same team rather than adversaries, which assures a better end result: a happy customer, and hopefully a customer for life.
In contrast, the traditional method involves an option for the homeowner to bid the project work out to separate contractors or specialists, yet they may not know one another, nor are they working together, so the design and budget goals may not sync up. Also, because there is no central project communications hub, this lack of team cohesiveness may lead to time delays or conflicts between project design and execution.
