In order to accurately configure cost, materials, and exact tasks that are deemed necessary to be included in your project.  We must begin by completing our very own 169 Point Inspection which provides all the answers needed to give you a Code Compliant Project that's backed up by Americas #1 Product Manufacturers.  This ensures we gather  knowledge to walk you through the best product options, building objectives,  and any code requirements needed to meet your project goals whether it be energy efficiency, cosmetic desires, or budget building we can Value Engineer exactly what you desire for your project.  You'll have peace of mind knowing we are GAF Master Elite Craftsman a title earned by consistantly showing professional precision and skills guaranteed to meet and exceed your expectations!!  We go "Beyond Building" for every client.

We strive to do what's best for our clients ensuring peace of mind.  We combine Building  knowledge, experience, the highest quality parts and equipment, and dedication to delivering exceptional service. That's the reason Step Two The Consultation we schedule a meeting with your project team and all persons IN charge of decision making  over your build.  We can assist you whether you have dreamed and outlined your project details on your own thru planning, in the middle of an insurance claim with cost questions, or your anxious with no clue where to begin.  We will not leave the job until it is finished and you are satisfied with the results.  With a warrantied product we are here for your needs and questions for years after the last nail is in place! 

 A scope of work (SOW), also known as a statement of work, describes at length what work is required to successfully complete a project. 

A scope of work describes the tasks that need to be done, as well as who is responsible for completing them. It creates a foundation for how work will be split up, and sets expectations for each worker’s responsibilities as well as Home Owners tasks and responsibilities that must happen throughout project. Enough detail should be included, with obligations clearly communicated, to ensure that all involved are kept in the loop and understand the project’s short to long-term goals.

Projects that lack a scope of work may run into problems like project financial disputes involving insurance company or timeline delays.

SCOPE OF WORK SHOULD INCLUDE

1) A Project Overview

Summarizes the project as a whole, including its purpose, what the finished project will be used for, and all the stakeholders involved. List and define the project’s main goals and objectives, as well as what success will ideally look like by the end.

2) Expected Deliverables

A scope of work in construction explains the deliverables that workers will be assigned. What smaller tasks will help the project progress and reach its main goals? Enough relevant information should be included so customers understand the project’s requirements throughout each phase.

3) A Schedule and Timeline

While the construction schedule doesn’t have to be finalized (at least in this document), a general idea of the project’s timeline based on the tasks required for the project. We will Describe when each task is expected to be done so we can plan work around pre-set deadlines.

4) Defined Terminology

This ensures that stakeholders and other people referencing the scope of work will have a general understanding of the ideas being conveyed.  Therefore, alleviate miscommunication or misunderstanding of Project Process and what to expect.

 Project Planning and Assessment:

[  ] Review project goals, objectives, and client expectations.

[  ] Evaluate feasibility, considering budget, resources, and timeline.

[  ] Conduct a site analysis, including topography, soil quality, and environmental factors.

[  ] Define project scope, deliverables, and milestones.

Regulatory Compliance and Permits:

[  ] Verify required permits and approvals from local authorities.

[  ] Ensure compliance with zoning regulations and building codes.

[  ] Confirm adherence to environmental and safety regulations.

Financial Planning:

[  ] Develop a comprehensive budget, accounting for all costs.

[  ] Estimate and allocate funds for contingencies and unexpected expenses.

[  ] Create a financial management plan to track expenses and adjustments.

Project Team and Resources:

[  ] Assemble a project team, including architects, engineers, and contractors.

[  ] Assign roles and responsibilities to team members.

[  ] Ensure availability of skilled labor, equipment, and materials.

Design and Documentation:

[  ] Finalize architectural and engineering drawings.

[  ] Develop detailed construction plans, including blueprints and schematics.

[  ] Create a project specifications document detailing materials, finishes, and standards.

Procurement and Supplier Management:

[  ] Establish relationships with reliable suppliers and subcontractors.

[  ] Obtain competitive bids and quotes for materials and services.

[  ] Negotiate contracts and agreements with suppliers and subcontractors.

Risk Assessment and Management:

[  ] Identify potential project risks, including financial, scheduling, and safety concerns.

[  ] Develop risk mitigation strategies and contingency plans.

[  ] Review insurance coverage and ensure adequate protection.

Stakeholder Communication:

[  ] Establish communication protocols with project stakeholders, including clients, team members, and regulatory agencies.

[  ] Schedule regular progress meetings to maintain open communication.

Logistics and Site Preparation:

[  ] Plan for construction site logistics, including access points, storage areas, and utilities.

[  ] Coordinate site preparation activities, such as clearing, grading, and utility connections.

[  ] Ensure proper safety measures are in place for workers and the public.

   We are your local GAF factory-certified contractor and can answer your questions about choosing a roof or other building materials, and what to expect from the installation process. GAF factory-certified contractors are trusted to offer the strongest warranties. Which makes this step one that is essentially worry free.  With the project plan and team in place, it is time to clear the site and start building. The building construction phase is where the project comes to life. It is a critical step because it involves multiple working parts and deadlines.  To make your dreams on paper become reality.  This phase is important to communicate any concerns or questions you may have.  We take pride in building trusting relationships with our customers and will be available every step of the way!!  

Blu is the clear choice for contractor to complete your project because we do things right the first time.   Our promise to ourselves and our customers is to "Protect what matters Most"   We keep this promise by building every inch of your project following building code standards. Though it may not be the cheapest route there's no doubt its the Only right choice.  Building Code is in place for the health and safety of those who occupy the dwelling being constructed, restored, or renovated. Without following the minimum requirements not only are you acting unlawfully but your putting those most important to you at risks.  Let us help you ensure that your doing all you can to protect what's most important in your life, your loved ones.