Construction Management
Hands-on project oversight from engineers who understand what they are managing.
What We Do
Construction management is a project delivery service where a licensed engineering firm oversees every phase of your building project, from pre-construction planning through final closeout. Advanced Structural Solutions manages restoration, renovation, and new construction projects across South Florida with a focus on schedule adherence, cost control, and quality assurance.
Unlike general management firms, our team is led by licensed engineers. That means the people managing your project understand the structural and MEP systems they are overseeing. When a field issue comes up, we diagnose it on the spot instead of waiting for a separate engineering review.
We track every dollar, every change order, and every inspection. Your board gets regular progress reports with real numbers, not vague updates. If something is off schedule or over budget, you will know immediately with a plan to correct it.
How We Deliver Results
Pre-Construction Planning
Review project documents, develop schedules, establish budgets, and coordinate with architects and engineers. We identify potential issues before ground breaks.
Contractor Coordination
Manage subcontractor scheduling, material deliveries, and resource allocation. We run weekly coordination meetings and maintain a master schedule that everyone works from.
Quality Control & Inspections
Regular site inspections verify work meets specifications, code requirements, and industry standards. We document every inspection and issue corrective action reports when needed.
Cost Tracking & Change Management
Real-time budget tracking, change order review, and payment schedule management. Every change order gets an independent cost evaluation before approval.
Closeout & Handover
Final punch list completion, warranty collection, as-built documentation, and maintenance manuals. Your building is fully documented for future reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between construction management and general contracting?
A construction manager works for the building owner and oversees the contractors. A general contractor performs the work. Having an independent construction manager means someone is watching the quality, cost, and schedule on your behalf rather than the contractors self-managing.
Do we still need a general contractor if we hire a construction manager?
Usually yes. The construction manager handles oversight, scheduling, and quality control while the general contractor and subcontractors perform the physical work. Some projects use a CM-at-risk model where we take on more responsibility, but most condo restoration projects benefit from separating management from construction.
How do you handle change orders during construction?
Every change order goes through our independent review. We verify the scope change is necessary, evaluate whether the pricing is fair, and assess the schedule impact before recommending approval. This process typically saves building owners 15-25% on change order costs.
What size projects do you manage?
We manage projects ranging from $500K parking garage repairs to $19M full-building restorations like Yacht Club at Portofino. The common thread is complexity: if the project involves structural or MEP systems, our engineering background adds value regardless of project size.
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