How We Run A Project
Five phases, and exactly what each one gets you.
Risk and cost are controlled long before a shovel hits the ground. This is the sequence every Relyc project follows, and the specific outcome each phase is accountable for delivering to you.
Preconstruction & Planning
Feasibility, budget and permitting strategy.
Design Coordination
Drawings, trades and reality brought into alignment.
Estimating & Buyout
Scope, price and subcontractors locked.
Construction / Execution
Disciplined delivery on the critical path.
Closeout & Warranty
Finishing clean and standing behind the work.
- Feasibility & site assessment
- Conceptual estimating & budgeting
- Constructability review
- Value engineering
- Permitting & entitlement strategy
- Preliminary schedule development
Why it matters — for you
A realistic budget and schedule before you commit.
- Coordination with owner's architect/engineer
- Design & clash reviews
- Scope definition & drawing packages
- Long-lead item identification
Why it matters — for you
Fewer surprises and change orders during construction.
- Detailed quantity takeoffs
- Trade bid solicitation & leveling
- Subcontractor vetting & award
- Contract, insurance & bonding verification
- Guaranteed pricing / GMP where applicable
Why it matters — for you
Transparent pricing and vetted trades on your job.
- Mobilization & site logistics
- Critical-path schedule management
- Trade coordination & sequencing
- Quality control program
- Submittals, RFIs & change management
- Cost control & pay applications
- Regular progress reporting to the owner
Why it matters — for you
One accountable partner and clear communication throughout.
- Punch list & final inspections
- Certificate of Occupancy
- As-builts, O&M manuals & warranties
- Owner training / handover
- Warranty & post-construction support
Why it matters — for you
A fully documented, ready-to-operate building — and support after.
Constant Across Every Phase
Four things that never move.
One accountable contact
The same person answers for scope, schedule and cost from the first call to the warranty period.
Documented decisions
Submittals, RFIs and change orders are logged and traceable — essential on government work.
Safety planning first
Site-specific safety planning is written into mobilization, not bolted on after an incident.
Regular owner reporting
Progress, cost position and schedule risk reported on a fixed cadence, not on request.
