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Home Construction Management Residential Construction The Team Member log in The General Contractor Approach  

The General Contractor approach to construction provides the Owner with “turnkey” responsibilities for his/her building projects. While much of RWG’s work is via Construction Management, several of our clients prefer the sole responsibility of construction being with RWG, the general contractor.

Because of our Construction Management expertise and background, the Owner can still reap the benefits of RWG by allowing us to become involved in the early stage of design. With an initial contractor fee and general requirements costs agreed upon in advance, RWG can commence estimating and scheduling prior to final production of construction documents by the design team. Our books are open for review and we welcome project audits by the Client.

If desired, RWG can effectively hard bid an Owner’s work. We are very familiar with value engineering and cost savings ideas. Our background in fast track construction allows us to identify critical path schedule items yet proceed in an orderly and timely fashion.

Although RWG, as a General Contractor, provides only the construction phase of the project, we still consider ourselves service providers with the product being the result of our attention to time, cost and quality. Our personnel are trained to work with developers, designers and Owner on-site representatives. We realize team members are not to be adversaries which typically results in a large portion of our success.

General Contracting is an option some Owners prefer; consequently, our flexibility can provide our clients an alternative to Construction Management. Ask our clients—when we serve as a General Contractor, they still reap the benefits of our management approach to the building process. After all, many General Contractors can construct a facility BUT their approach to the natural adversary relationships with Architects and Owners can make the process difficult.