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Commercial kitchens have a great deal of equipment to sustain the constant workflow in the back of house. Any functional kitchen has fryers, grills, fridges or any other cooking device to have your kitchen working at full speed. However, in order for them to work...
When you choose to become a Kitchen Manager, there is one decision you need to make first: to buy or to build your restaurant. Some people prefer buying an already existing establishment to skip some steps. Others choose to embark on the process of kitchen...
Safety and efficiency go hand in hand. A messy, dirty and under-maintenance back-of-house can lead to potential health hazards for both your customers and employees. A properly equipped cooking environment equals a more productive cooking team, because workers can...
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Embarking yourself into the odyssey of restaurant construction can be frightening. Sometimes you don’t know what to expect when facing challenges and time constraints such as bad weather or a delay in the delivery of your kitchen utensils. However, many of these...
Building an establishment for commercial use is not an easy task. It requires a great lot of energy in dealing with designers, contractors, architects, and engineers. Oftentimes, the client has a clear vision of what they want for their business, but don’t know where to start or how much will it cost. That’s why pre-construction planning is essential.
Pre-construction planning allows the builder to collaborate with the client, architect, and/or interior designer, to develop the scope of work early on along with the budget. It allows you to lay out the preliminary stages of the desired product, in this case a house, restaurant, store or hotel lodgings, with a clear financial panorama. The goal is to build or understand the full scope of a project and its requirements.
During the pre-construction phase, the client, design team and construction partner will plan out the essential components of the project. This will enable the builder to work closely with the client, listen to their needs, and provide pricing or budget set for the cost of the labor materials.
There are several advantages that stem from this kind of construction scheme:
First and foremost, the client will receive a custom-designed establishment, adjusted to their available budget. Usually, if the client isn’t sure of what kind of materials they want to work with, professionals in the construction field will give them several options to choose from.
This type of planning will assure the desired end result. It’s possible to make the client’s desires a reality when there’s clear information communicated to all people involved in the construction process. The client will have a more certain panorama and more involved participation in the process.
With regards to specialized attention, having an experienced team will also enable a safer construction process. Builders who have worked on both rural and urban areas will know what’s best suited for that type of landscape. This ensures both economic and material safety. This includes evaluation of the construction site, permit and inspection requirements, and any other special situations that need to be resolved before or during construction.
ProTech Facility Solutions provides these types of services and more. We pay close attention and anticipate client’s needs based on our expert knowledge and years of experience. So if you’re interested in knowing more about pre-construction planning, contact us now!
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