Introduction:
The introductory phase follows our initial contact with the client. The proposed project and needs are discussed with the client. At this meeting, we discuss the scope of the project and review objectives. A rough budget figure for completion is introduced, and some schematics and ideas for design solutions may be sketched out.

Design:
Once we have design ideas and possibly some rough sketches, we take those items to our in house design team to transfer those ideas and skecthes to our AUTO CAD computers. From the drawings created from AUTO CAD we then contact the client again to meet again to review the preliminary drawings are reviewed, approved (or modified until approved) to start working on a cost estimate with a complete contract proposal.

Construction (Build):
Once the Contract Proposal is signed we move into the final phase in the process which is Construction or “Build” portion of the Design-Build process . A seamless motion in the process, this represents one of Design-Build's greatest advantages (many companies don't get involved until this stage). Because we have been working on a project since conception, we are intimately familiar with a client's individual priorities, budget and overall needs during the entire construction phase.