As a Board Member of a community or a Community Manager, it can be overwhelming to deal with construction projects, especially if they involve major repairs or renovations. That's why hiring a construction manager can be a possibility to make sure that the project runs smoothly, on time, and on budget. But how do you know if your community needs a construction manager? In this article, we'll discuss the signs that indicate your community could benefit from the services of a construction manager.
If your community is planning a large-scale construction project and have multiple companies performing multiple trades at once it's important to have a construction manager on board. These types of projects involve a lot of moving parts and can be difficult to manage without an experienced professional overseeing them. EmpireWorks is a one stop shop for many HOA’s with multiple project needs because we specialize in many different trades such as wood repairs, painting, decking, waterproofing and inspections. Many Board members and Managers find that choosing a company like ours that can produce various projects within our umbrella allows them to pass on the fee of a construction manager.
Even if the project is not necessarily large in scale, if it's complex in nature, sometimes it's still a good idea to hire a construction manager. Complex projects can involve a lot of technical details, coordination with multiple vendors and stakeholders, and the need to adhere to strict regulations and safety standards. A construction manager can help ensure that all aspects of the project are managed properly and that it is completed successfully and there is no pointing fingers.
If the project has a tight deadline a construction manager can help ensure that the project stays on track and that all deadlines are met. They can also help manage any unexpected delays or setbacks that may occur during the project. At
EmpireWorks we work with many construction management firms and can recommend options for your community.
If your community doesn't have a staff member with extensive construction experience to manage a construction project, hiring a construction manager can be a great solution. They can provide the expertise and oversight needed to ensure that the project is completed successfully without putting too much strain on the community's existing staff.
In conclusion, if your community is planning a large or complex construction project with multiple contractors, hiring a construction manager or a contractor such as EmpireWorks to perform many trades would be a great solution. By providing expertise, oversight, and coordination, we can help ensure that the project is completed successfully and with minimal stress to your community management and homeowners.
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