One contractor. The whole construction effort.
You need a space built, renovated, or ready for new equipment. We organize the construction—from the agreed scope and permits to the trades on site and the final details.
Tell us about your project
One agreement with CPS for the construction in our scope.
Coordinate the trades, site, schedule, and required permits.
Review the scope and approve changes to cost or timing.
For spaces that need to be built, changed, or put to work.
Choose a situation below to see where this service can help.
Commercial build-outs
Prepare an interior for a business, tenant, or new use.
Commercial build-outs
Prepare an interior for a business, tenant, or new use.
Scope, trade coordination, building services, and inspections.
Renovations
Update an existing space while planning around the property.
Renovations
Update an existing space while planning around the property.
Access, occupied areas, work windows, and the sequence of construction.
Specialty installations
Coordinate equipment with the construction it needs.
Specialty installations
Coordinate equipment with the construction it needs.
Installation requirements, utilities, deliveries, and trade dependencies.
What we handle.
What you get.
Explore the work behind the service. We agree on responsibilities, reporting, and deliverables before we begin.
01
Define the work
- Review plans, site conditions, and intended use.
- Explain included work, exclusions, and assumptions.
- Set out the proposed scope, pricing, and responsibilities.
You receive: a proposal you can review before committing.
02
Coordinate the site
- Schedule trades, deliveries, and work windows.
- Coordinate permits and inspections required for our scope.
- Plan access and disruptions with your property team.
You receive: a point of contact for the construction.
03
Manage changes
- Explain completed work and upcoming activity.
- Identify decisions that affect the schedule.
- Review the cost and timing of proposed changes before approval.
You receive: updates that explain what needs your attention.
04
Finish the details
- Track remaining work and agreed corrections.
- Coordinate applicable final inspections.
- Organize the records and final accounting in our scope.
You receive: a clear account of what has been completed.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
You do not need to know construction terminology to start a conversation.
What does a general contractor do?
A general contractor holds the construction contract and coordinates the work covered by it. CPS organizes trades, site activity, scheduling, and required permits rather than leaving you to manage each part separately.
What is a commercial build-out?
A build-out prepares an interior space for its intended use. Depending on the project, it can involve partitions, finishes, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, or equipment-related work. The proposal defines what your project includes.
Can you work in an occupied property?
We review access, operating hours, safety requirements, and disruptive activities with your team. Those conditions help determine the work sequence and whether work windows need to be limited.
Do I need completed drawings before contacting you?
No. Start with the location, what the space needs to do, and your target timing. We will explain what additional plans, design input, or site information is needed before pricing or scheduling.
What if I already have a contractor?
If you want independent help reviewing another contractor’s proposals, progress, or payment requests, Owner’s Representative may fit better. If you need help organizing the overall process, consider Project Management.
Tell us what you need.
Start with the location, what you want to accomplish, and your timing. If work is underway, tell us where things stand.
We will review the details and follow up about the next step.
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