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Construction Administration<\/h1><\/div>
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An outstanding project requires a knowledgeable owner\u2019s advocate to guide specialized construction.<\/p>\n

No matter how well documented a project is, there is still a requirement for continued input during construction. Routine construction administration services consist of the processing of the interior finish submittals from the contractor, attendance at the construction team meetings, field visits to routinely check progress and conformance of construction and the performance of the punch list and follow up.<\/p>\n

It is important that the contractor feel free to ask for clarifications as unforeseen conditions and events unfold during construction. The Interior Designer<\/a> is the client\u2019s advocate for quality in this phase and should assist the client by employing expertise, insights and problem solving skills at timely intervals to produce optimum results and prevent costly construction mistakes.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>