Certified General Contractor · CGC1541183Serving Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach

Process

How we protect your project.

Most construction problems are control problems. LSR builds control into the process before the first trade mobilizes, so owners, boards and managers always know the scope, the cost and where the work stands.

  1. 01

    Inquiry and site visit

    Understand the property, the objective and the constraints.

    • Review of existing conditions, access and occupancy
    • Review of drawings, engineer reports, association rules and prior permits
    • Initial read on risks: hidden conditions, permitting, schedule and supply
  2. 02

    Written proposal

    A scope you can hold us to.

    • Inclusions, exclusions, allowances and assumptions stated plainly
    • Pricing basis: lump sum, itemized or unit prices where quantities are unknown
    • Proposed milestones and payment schedule
  3. 03

    Contract and permitting

    Nothing mobilizes before the paperwork is right.

    • Signed contract issued by LSR Construction Group under CGC1541183
    • Permit applications and required submittals prepared and filed where the work requires them
    • Certificates of insurance and association approvals where applicable
  4. 04

    Execution to milestones

    Progress you can see and verify.

    • Licensed subcontractors coordinated and supervised
    • Inspections scheduled into the plan
    • Regular written progress updates for the owner, board or manager
  5. 05

    Change control

    No verbal changes.

    • Hidden conditions documented with photos when found
    • Changes priced and approved in writing before work proceeds
    • Schedule impacts stated with each change
  6. 06

    Close-out

    The project is finished when the paperwork is finished.

    • Punch list walked and completed
    • Final inspections and permit close-out where applicable
    • Close-out documents and any warranty terms stated in the contract

Permit approvals and inspection results are decided by the authority having jurisdiction. Schedules, outcomes and warranty terms are commitments only when they are written into a signed contract.

Start with a site visit.