The Experience takes you through the entire Pre-construction Phase of your project. All the design, drafting, specifications, budgeting, scheduling and long lead-time items are identified, approved and ready to order.
• Client and/or Designer contacts Remodeling by Wardell.
• Remodeling Director schedules onsite meeting with the Client and Designer to review and discuss the project.
• A comprehensive “Scope of Work” is drafted and distributed to define and clarify the project.
• At this point a preliminary budget is compiled to guide the team in decision making and value engineering for the project.
• A preliminary budget meeting is scheduled with client and designer to review the numbers and schedule.
• Upon agreement of the “Scope of Work” and preliminary budget, a Preconstruction Agreement is presented to the client for approval.
  The Preconstruction Agreement moves the project to the next phase, drafting & engineering for permit submittal, specification selections
  and approval, construction schedule, Construction Budget.
• Project specifications template meeting with Client and Designer to review All necessary project selections.

On a separate Project track, the drafting and permit process begins with the Designer/ Draftsperson.

• Engineer selection, contract approved and begin engineering plans. (if required)
• Complete package and submit for Design Review Board approval. (if required)
• Permit application, fee structure, drawings and required municipality forms complete for submittal.
• Plan check review process and corrections completed and resubmit. (if required)
• Permit approved for General Contractor to pull.

• Subcontractors / vendors identified for the desired project specifications.
• Subcontractor jobsite walk through scheduled and Request for Proposal documents distributed.
• Create project construction schedule, including lead time milestones as required.
• Construction Budget Report compiled with all categories identified.
• Review final Construction Budget Report, specifications and schedule with Client and Designer.
• Yes! Clients decision to proceed with the project and specifications.
• Construction contract review and final approval.
• WB job start: Neighbor letters, enter CBR etc.
• Trade Partner commitment confirmed & order all “lead time sensitive” materials and components
• Plan and schedule project start date