Pre-Construction

The pre-construction phase sets the foundation for a successful construction project by establishing clear objectives, mitigating risks, optimizing resources, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Investing time and effort in this phase ultimately leads to smoother project execution, reduced costs, and higher quality outcomes.

The Pre-construction Phase sets the foundation for a successful construction project by laying out a comprehensive plan, managing costs and schedules, ensuring regulatory compliance, and proactively addressing potential challenges. Investing time and resources in preconstruction ultimately leads to a smoother, more efficient, and well-executed construction process.




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Pre-Construction

The pre-construction phase sets the foundation for a successful construction project by establishing clear objectives, mitigating risks, optimizing resources, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Investing time and effort in this phase ultimately leads to smoother project execution, reduced costs, and higher quality outcomes.

The Pre-construction Phase sets the foundation for a successful construction project by laying out a comprehensive plan, managing costs and schedules, ensuring regulatory compliance, and proactively addressing potential challenges. Investing time and resources in preconstruction ultimately leads to a smoother, more efficient, and well-executed construction process.




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Meeting & Needs Assessment  - Our design-build team meets with you to understand your vision, needs, budget, and timeline. We discuss architectural style, the number of rooms, special features, and any specific requirements you have in mind.

02.

Conceptual Design -  Our team creates initial design concepts based on your input. These include sketches and rough plans to give you a visual representation of the ideas.

03.

Detailed Cost Estimation - We provide a detailed cost breakdown based on the refined design and engineering plans, including materials, labor, permits, and other associated costs.

04.

Permit Application - We submit all required documents to the local authorities to obtain building permits, including architectural plans and engineering reports.

Site Evaluation - We assess your building site for any potential challenges or opportunities, which may involve soil testing, topographical surveys, and zoning checks.

Feasibility Study - We evaluate the feasibility of your project considering your budget and site conditions, providing preliminary cost estimates and potential design options.

Team Consultation - You will meet with our entire design-build team to discuss your project in detail and ensure all your needs are understood

Design Refinement - We work with you to refine the design, incorporating your feedback and making adjustments as needed. This may involve multiple iterations to get everything just right.

Architectural Drawings - We develop detailed architectural drawings, including floor plans, elevations, and 3D renderings to bring your vision to life.

Consultation - We engage structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers to ensure the design is viable and meets all codes and regulations.

Value Engineering - If necessary, we suggest modifications to the design or material selections to align with your budget without compromising quality.

Contract Agreement - We draft and sign a contract outlining the scope of work, timeline, payment schedule, and other terms and conditions.

Approval Process - We address any feedback from permitting authorities and make necessary modifications to gain approval.

Budgeting & Contracting

Initial Consultation & Planning

Design Development

Permitting & Approvals

Construction

A custom home build is a complex and dynamic process that involves several key stages. Throughout the project, effective project management, coordination among contractors and suppliers, adherence to timelines and budgets, and regular communication between the homeowner and builder are essential to ensure a successful build.

A custom home build is a complex and dynamic process that involves several key stages. Throughout the project, effective project management, coordination among contractors and suppliers, adherence to timelines and budgets, and regular communication between the homeowner and builder are essential to ensure a successful build.

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Construction

A custom home build is a complex and dynamic process that involves several key stages. Throughout the project, effective project management, coordination among contractors and suppliers, adherence to timelines and budgets, and regular communication between the homeowner and builder are essential to ensure a successful build.

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A custom home build is a complex and dynamic process that involves several key stages. Throughout the project, effective project management, coordination among contractors and suppliers, adherence to timelines and budgets, and regular communication between the homeowner and builder are essential to ensure a successful build.

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Framework Erection - Erect the structural framework, including walls, roof, and floors, using materials that meet the project’s specifications (e.g., steel, wood, or concrete).

03. 

Systems Installation - Rough-in

Electrical Rough-In - Install electrical conduits, wiring, and boxes within walls and ceilings before the installation of interior finishes. Ensure compliance with local codes and proper placement for outlets, switches, and fixtures.

04.

Interior & Exterior Finishes

Interior Finishes:

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Systems Installation - Trim-Out

Electrical Trim-Out - Install light fixtures, switches, outlets, and cover plates. Ensure all connections are secure and systems are fully operational.

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Internal Inspections - Conduct “design-build” team walkthroughs at key phases of construction to ensure compliance with design specifications, building codes, and quality standards.

Third-Party Inspections - Engage independent inspectors to verify that all systems and construction meet the required standards, particularly for critical systems like electrical and plumbing.

Site Clearing - Remove all vegetation, debris, and any existing structures from the site to create a clean slate for construction.

Excavation - Conduct necessary excavation to establish a level base and ensure proper drainage. This includes digging for foundations and trenches for utilities.

Foundation Preparation - Construct a solid foundation using appropriate materials, such as concrete or reinforced steel, considering soil conditions and load-bearing requirements.

Roof Installation - Install the roof structure, ensuring it meets design and load-bearing specifications. Consider aesthetic elements, such as parapet walls, if applicable.

Plumbing Rough-In - Set up water supply lines, drainpipes, and vent systems within the walls and floors. Ensure that all plumbing is properly routed and tested for leaks.

HVAC Rough-In - Install ductwork, vents, and preliminary HVAC components within the framework. Ensure all systems are placed for optimal airflow and efficiency.

Security and Low Voltage Rough-In - Pre-wire for security systems, network, and communication systems, ensuring all necessary conduits and cabling are in place.

Walls & Ceilings - Finish with drywall or other appropriate materials, preparing them for painting, tiling, or other treatments.

Flooring - Install flooring materials suitable for the intended use, whether concrete, wood, tile, or carpet.

Cabinet Installation - Install cabinetry in kitchens, bathrooms, and other storage areas. Ensure cabinet installation aligns with design specifications.

Tile Showers & Wet Areas - Install tile in showers, bathrooms, and other wet areas. Ensure proper waterproofing and drainage to prevent water damage.

Other Interior Finishes - Complete the installation of countertops, backsplashes, trim, and molding. Ensure all finishes are in line with the design specifications and enhance the overall aesthetic.

Exterior Finishes:

Siding & Cladding - Apply exterior finishes that meet the aesthetic and durability requirements of the project, such as brick, siding, or stucco.

Landscaping - Plan and execute landscaping around the building to enhance appearance and functionality.

Exterior Features - Ensure that exterior elements, such as windows, doors, and trim, are properly installed and sealed.

Plumbing Trim-Out - Install sinks, faucets, toilets, and other plumbing fixtures. Ensure all connections are watertight and systems are functioning correctly.

HVAC Trim-Out - Install registers, grilles, thermostats, and final HVAC components. Test the system to ensure proper operation and efficiency.

Security and Low Voltage Trim-Out - Install security cameras, alarm systems, network hardware, and other low-voltage devices. Conduct final testing to ensure all systems are fully operational.

Structural Construction

Site preparation

Quality Control

Post Construction

To provide peace of mind for homeowners and help protect their investment in the property over the long term, we make sure to walkthrough all components of the project for any questions and concerns.  

To provide peace of mind for homeowners and help protect their investment in the property over the long term, we make sure to walkthrough all components of the project for any questions and concerns.  

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Post Construction

To provide peace of mind for homeowners and help protect their investment in the property over the long term, we make sure to walkthrough all components of the project for any questions and concerns.  

To provide peace of mind for homeowners and help protect their investment in the property over the long term, we make sure to walkthrough all components of the project for any questions and concerns.  

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01.

Perform a thorough cleaning of the entire site, including the removal of all construction debris, leftover materials, and equipment. Ensure that the site is safe and ready for occupancy.

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System Testing & Commissioning

Conduct final testing and commissioning of all installed systems (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, security, and low voltage) to ensure they are operating correctly and efficiently.

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Final Landscaping  Touches

Complete any remaining landscaping tasks, such as planting grass, trees, shrubs, and adding mulch or decorative stones. Ensure the exterior is aesthetically pleasing and functional.

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Provide the client with all necessary documentation, including as-built drawings, warranties, and user manuals for installed systems and equipment. Ensure the client understands how to operate and maintain the systems.

05.

Client Orientation & Handover

Conduct a detailed orientation with the client, walking them through the building to familiarize them with the operation and maintenance of all systems and features. Hand over the keys and any final documentation.

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Post-Occupancy Support

Offer a post-occupancy support period where the client can contact the construction team for assistance with any issues that arise after moving in. This may include addressing any minor adjustments or fixes needed as the client begins using the space.

Site Cleanup

Final Documentation

- B. Cameron

"Fryar Construction is amazing! I have used them for two different projects. The first was a bathroom remodel which turned out fantastic. They took care of everything: plumbing, electrical, tile, sheetrock, and they found some issues with the foundation and fixed that as well.
The next project was a pergola and a gable out on the back deck. I spoke with Blaine on the project, but the initial price was too much for us. However, after working with Blaine and team, we were able to get everything we wanted well within the budget. The project looks amazing as well!"