Robert E Vass III
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As construction managers, we prefer to become involved at the beginning of the planning process; in this way, we can assist by providing pricing, value engineering and builder perspective and experience. By doing so, we become familiar with the project, become part of a team and can assist owners and architects in making cost-effective choices.
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Robert E. Vass, III is the principal and owner of Main Street Building Group and is a graduate of Mary Washington University. He has spent his entire career in the residential construction industry and has participated in building neighborhood developments as well as one-of-a-kind custom homes.
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Robert E. Vass, III is the principal and owner of Main Street Building Group and is a graduate of Mary Washington University. He has spent his entire career in the residential construction industry and has participated in building neighborhood developments as well as one-of-a-kind custom homes. Prior to starting MSBG, he led the team at Sterling Construction Management as president for eight years.
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We share our expertise and experience with developers, planners, architects and historic preservationists as independent consultants. In fact, the preconstruction phase of our construction delivery process places us directly in a consulting role on each of our projects.
Construction Management
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What is the best approach to the creation of an architecturally designed custom home? What strategies lead to the greatest likelihood of satisfying the highest expectations of a homeowner contemplating the design and construction of a new home? Our answer is a partnering approach, one that creates a team of owner, architect and construction manager, before pencil ever touches paper.
The Construction Management Agreement
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Main Street Building Group's Construction Management Agreement, while a single document, is functionally divided into two phases: The Preconstruction Phase and the Construction Phase. During the Preconstruction phase, the construction manager acts as a consultant to the owner, assisting the owner and designers by providing review of the design for the purpose of value engineering, assessment of constructability, and cost management.
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