Project Oversite
Project Oversite Services
Project Oversight service provides comprehensive supervision and management for remodeling projects that include capital improvements. This encompasses a wide range of work such as installing new windows and doors, renovating kitchen cabinets and countertops, landscaping, fencing, drainage, electrical, plumbing, roofing, concrete, flooring, interior and exterior painting, and any other work that requires plans and permits.
- Access to Vetted Vendor Network
- Capital Improvement
- Project Oversight Process
- Creation of Request For Proposal (RFP) Billed Hourly at $100.00/Hr
Our Project Oversight Process
Scope
Provide list of scope of work as discussed on walk through
Meet
Schedule and facilitate meetings with service providers to ensure keeping within the scope of the project and providing guidance on project requirements
Proposals
Schedule and facilitate meetings with service providers to ensure keeping within the scope of the project and providing guidance on project requirements
Request
Proposals to client and discuss options for project and optimal course of action to complete project on time and within budget
Oversee
Service providers with weekly check-in’s
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Plans
Perform detailed measurements of job site and prepare scale plans for service providers to bid and local government agencies for permits
Locate
Licensed, Insured, Reliable, Reputable, Local Service Providers (contractors)
Review
Proposals from service providers to confirm scope of work meets expectations and schedule and budget
Present
Provide list of scope of work as discussed on walk through
Manage
Timeline and Budget and Service Providers to keep project on track
Perform
Personal walkthrough at project completion to confirm all contract items completed to client satisfaction
definition
Capital Improvement
A capital improvement is the addition of a permanent structural change or the restoration of some aspect of a property that will either enhance the property’s overall value, increase its useful life or adapt it to new uses. There is a difference between repairs and capital improvements. Please consult your tax accountant for how this impacts you. The following examples are not advice, just an overview.
Windows, for example: If you replaced a broken pane in a window, that would be a repair. But, if you replaced all the old windows in your home with new, energy-efficient ones that would be a capital improvement. Adding a part to an HVAC unit to replace a broken one would be a repair but putting a new unit in would be a capital improvement. Replacing your old roof shingles with tiles is a Capital Improvement but replacing a few shingles that blew off during the last storm is a repair.
