
All construction projects are different and present their own specific set of challenges to everyone involved. At
DORADO CONSTRUCTION INC. we offer a variety of services to handle these challenges and meet the needs of our clients. Below is a list and description of the services we offer to our clients. If you are considering a construction project for your company contact us. We work with our clients to not only develop the plans for a new build-out, but also to develop a line item budget that will show the anticipated costs. We then work with our client and those numbers to achieve where the dollar is best spent, and get the bottom line to where is has to be to meet our client’s needs.
Traditional Method
The client retains an architect to perform the design
services, and construction is performed by a general contractor.
The design, procurement and construction proceed in a sequential
order.
Design/Build
The client contracts with DORADO CONSTRUCTION INC. to provide
the total design and construction services needed for the project, often called a “turn-key” project. Dorado will assemble (and employ)
a team of architects-engineers and space planners licensed and certified in California and Nevada, along with the necessary
sub-contractors to provide the client with a better building experience and finished project. It has been said that, “The only real
opportunity for saving money in a construction project is during the planning phase . . . beyond that point, money can only be spent.
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The Design / Build method creates that opportunity by assembling a team at the beginning of the project, rather than segmenting it up.
Construction Management
As defined in a construction dictionary,
"A project delivery system that differs from the
traditional design-bid-build system by utilizing the services of
a construction manager who becomes a member of the team of
owner-architect-construction manager. The manager’s role is to
coordinate and communicate the entire project process, utilizing
his skill and knowledge of construction to clarify cost and time
consequences of design decisions as well as their construction
feasibility; and to manage the bidding, award and construction
phases of the project."
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