Projects Made Simple
Let ADM be your guide through the complex task of construction planning and management.
 Big projects don’t have to be a big headache. Hiring an experienced construction manager will allow you to tackle everything else on your to do list while your project is completed on time and on budget. In addition to cost and time, there are several other benefits to hiring a construction manager.
1. As regulatory laws continue to change it’s imperative you have an experienced professional on the job to make sure you’re adhering to the newest requirements and codes. 2. Construction managers have extensive experience working with multiple vendors and managing the scheduling of the entire project. They are aware of what needs to happen, and when. Throughout the project there are a lot of moving parts and all parties (board members, architects, contractors & subcontractors) need to be kept in the loop. This will ensure that any issues that pop up can quickly be resolved, and everyone is informed. 3. Construction managers are responsible for bids, punch lists, lien releases, permits, warranties, invoices and change orders. This saves you time going out to get bids, filing paperwork and reconciling invoices. 4. A construction manager will make suggestions for different materials and methods to help reduce the cost while maintaining high quality results. When you hire AD Magellan we’re there from the conception of the project through the completion. This allows you to focus on the community itself and breathe easy knowing your project is in the best hands. Email info@admagellan.com to learn more!
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Hello to all my HOA community managers and board members! Life has undoubtedly switched upon us these past few weeks! One of the things I keep reading in regard to staying positive and productive is to keep a routine. Still, as we all are seeing, the routine of the HOA world has been turned upside down. Managers have had to work from their homes, non-essential work has halted, vendors have had to reduce their hours, and we have all been trying to figure out how to maintain healthy and safe practices for residents during this unique emergency.
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