
Construction Project Management
Construction project management in Vancouver, hands-on oversight of your build with one accountable manager coordinating trades, permits, inspections, schedule, and budget.
What this service is
Construction project management in Vancouver is hands-on oversight of a residential build, coordinating trades, scheduling, permits and inspections, and budget, for homeowners who want a single point of accountability from start to keys. It's the layer that keeps a project moving on time and on budget, and it can stand entirely apart from our design-build services. A homeowner who already has their own architect or designer, or who is partway through a build, can bring in project management specifically rather than starting over with a full design-build engagement. Where our laneway house, garden suite, and custom home services bundle design and construction together, project management is the oversight role on its own, applied to your project regardless of who produced the drawings.
When project management makes sense
A few situations call for dedicated management rather than a homeowner juggling it themselves. You may already have a design or architect finalized and simply need someone to run the build itself. Your project may involve multiple trades, framing, electrical, plumbing, roofing, finishing, that are difficult to sequence and coordinate without a general contractor in the middle. Or your laneway house, garden suite, or custom home may be complex enough, permits across several inspections, several trades, and a defined timeline, that having one accountable manager meaningfully reduces your own time and risk. It also applies to a project already underway that has lost momentum and needs oversight to get back on track: a fresh set of eyes on the schedule, the trades, and the budget can recover a build that has stalled.
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Get a free, no-obligation quote, we'll review your scope, drawings, and timeline and tell you honestly whether project management is the right fit.
What's required to get started
Getting started begins with a clear scope-of-work review, including coordination with an existing architect or designer's plans where applicable, so the management role plugs into the design work already done rather than duplicating it. From there we confirm the permit and inspection requirements for your specific municipality and project type, since a laneway house in Vancouver, a garden suite in Richmond, and a custom home in Burnaby each move through different municipal processes. We then lay out a trade coordination and scheduling plan, and agree on a cadence for budget tracking and progress updates so you always know where the project stands, what's complete, what's in progress, and what's coming next. Because fees and timelines depend entirely on the scope of the work, those are confirmed against your specific project rather than assumed up front.
Project management FAQ
Not necessarily. Project management is the oversight role, it coordinates the build, not the design. If you already have an architect or designer, we plug into their plans and manage construction against them. If you don't, we can discuss whether a full design-build engagement or bringing in a separate designer first makes more sense for your project. Either way, the management role itself doesn't require you to have drawings in hand before we talk.
Yes. A project that's lost momentum, trades out of sequence, a blown timeline, or unclear budget, is exactly the kind of build that benefits from a fresh, accountable manager stepping in. We start with a scope-of-work review of where things stand, confirm what's complete and what remains, and lay out a recovery plan for the schedule, trades, and budget so the project has a clear path forward.
We agree on an update cadence up front, typically regular progress check-ins alongside milestone reporting at key stages like framing, inspections, and finishing. Each update covers what's complete, what's in progress, what's coming next, and where the budget stands. The point is that you always know the state of your project without having to chase individual trades for answers.

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