Certified General Contractor · CGC1541183 · South Florida
Construction Management
Owner-side control of scope, cost and schedule.
For owners who need an experienced construction team managing the process, LSR defines scope, organizes bidding, tracks cost and schedule, and keeps decisions documented.
Who it is for
- Condominium and HOA boards
- Property managers
- Investors with multiple properties
- Commercial owners
What LSR does
- Scope definition and bid documents
- Bid leveling and contractor recommendations
- Schedule and budget tracking with written reporting
- Change order review and documentation
- Coordination with engineers, architects and inspectors
Common project types
- Association capital projects
- Portfolio repair programs
- Tenant improvement coordination
- Owner-side representation on renovations
How the project runs
- 01
Site visit and review of existing conditions, drawings and reports
- 02
Written scope with assumptions, exclusions and pricing basis
- 03
Permitting and inspection plan where the work requires it
- 04
Milestone schedule with regular written progress updates
- 05
Written change orders, priced and approved before work proceeds
- 06
Punch list, final inspections and close-out documentation
Why it matters
Boards and owners are accountable for decisions they are not in the field to see. Clear scopes, level bids and documented changes give them a record they can stand behind.
Tell us about the property.
Share the address, the scope you have in mind and any reports or drawings. LSR will follow up to schedule a site visit.
Scope, price, schedule and any warranty are defined only in a signed contract. Permit approval and inspection outcomes are determined by the authority having jurisdiction.