Includes site review, scope development, report preparation, and client review discussion.
A structured process — so you always know where you stand.
From first contact to final report.
Client Inquiry or Referral
Day 1Initial contact via email or referral from real estate professional, architect, or trusted advisor.
Intake and Suitability Screening
24–48 hoursBrief consultation to assess project scope, budget range, and engagement fit. Confirm service alignment.
Engagement Agreement and Fee Confirmation
Day 2–3Execute engagement letter. Fixed fee confirmed. No hourly billing, no surprises.
Site Review and Scope Development
Week 1On-site assessment of existing conditions. Document current state, identify constraints, develop structured scope framework.
Scope Alignment with Homeowner
Week 1–2Review draft scope document with client. Refine, clarify, and finalize scope definition. Contractor review where applicable.
Report Preparation and Issuance
Week 2Finalize Pre-Construction Protection Report: scope document, payment framework, change-order protocol, contract guidance.
Founder-led. Every engagement.
Boutique practice. Limited capacity ensures every engagement receives full attention and rigorous analysis.
Pre-Construction Protection Report
Defined scope, payment milestones, change-order framework. Your roadmap to a controlled renovation.
Clear scope so you can choose with confidence.
Measured existing conditions (LiDAR)
Precise documentation of your space using laser measurement technology. No assumptions, no guesswork.
Defined scope of work with inclusions/exclusions
Clear, structured scope document defining deliverables, materials, standards, and what is explicitly excluded. No ambiguity.
Staged payment framework
Payment milestones tied to observable progress. Protect your capital with controlled releases aligned to completed work.
Change-order control process
Written process for managing scope changes. Documented approval protocols and pricing validation mechanisms.
Scope-aligned review of contractor proposals
If you already have contractor quotes, we review them against your defined scope as part of the engagement. Quotes obtained after your report is issued are reviewed as an add-on — we'll still flag gaps, overlaps, and pricing inconsistencies before you sign.