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Project health check
Is your construction project in trouble?
Eight questions, two minutes. Answer honestly. The result tells you how much risk is building up and what to do about it.
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Is the project more than a month behind its original schedule?
Warning signs
What each question is really checking
- Schedule slip. A month behind rarely stays a month. Delays compound through trades, inspections and hurricane season.
- Change orders you didn’t understand. This is the most common way budgets leak. Each one should show the scope, the price backup and the schedule impact.
- Billing ahead of work. If payments outrun progress, you lose leverage, and if the contractor walks away, you pay twice.
- Thin reporting. Projects in trouble go quiet. Weekly written updates are the minimum.
- Permit and inspection problems. Open permits and failed inspections can stop work and block your certificate of occupancy.
- Open-ended allowances. Allowances that are too low or undefined are change orders waiting to happen.
- Notices to Owner. Under Florida lien law, unpaid subcontractors and suppliers can put a lien on your property even after you’ve paid the general contractor. Take them seriously.
- A strained relationship. Communication is the first thing to break and the hardest to fix without a neutral expert.
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Get a recovery plan in 72 hours
We’ll review it with you and send a written proposal. The first consultation is free.
- A 30-minute call with Osher about your project
- An honest opinion, even if you decide not to hire us
- A written proposal: flat monthly retainer or a percentage of construction value
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