“Ashley Mejia said, once we put a real pre-construction and nail the handoff process in place, our punch lists shrank, clients were happier, chaos went away.”
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Said on The Construction Leading Edge Podcast
“You have a well-defined pre-construction phase that ends before construction starts… then nail the handoff… field team can focus on building instead of stopping constantly to solve upstream problems.”
The Construction Leading Edge Podcast · You're Solving the Wrong Problems in Your Construction Business | Ep. 464
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implemented a “nail the handoff” process: clearly separate pre-construction phase from construction, finish all selections, scopes, trade negotiations before field work starts, then hand off a complete package to the field team
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“John Springstead said he went from 60-hour work weeks to about 34 hours, and it's all about becoming great at pre-construction.”
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Said on The Construction Leading Edge Podcast
“We actually started probably almost nine months before completion… got down to about a dozen conditions… finished the building within like two hours of confirming that last piece of work…”
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