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What Is a Building Condition Assessment and When Do You Need One?

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED APMay 8, 2019 Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
Building Condition Assessment

A Building Condition Assessment (BCA), also known as a Facility Condition Assessment (FCA), is a systematic inspection, review, and report on the state of a commercial building’s structure and systems. It is often compared to a home inspection, but it provides more detailed information and is necessarily more complex due to the nature of and…

4 Questions to Ask Before Hiring an Owner’s Rep for Your Construction Project

Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED APFebruary 16, 2018 Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED AP
owner's rep in yellow hard hat

If you’re planning new construction for your business this year, you may want to hire an owner’s representative to protect your interests. Your owner’s rep will be your right hand in keeping your project(s) on budget, on schedule, and at the quality you expect. Be aware, however, that not all owner’s reps are the same….

Here’s Why You Need An Owner’s Representative

Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED APJanuary 31, 2018 Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED AP
Owner's Rep inspecting job construction site

If you’re planning construction projects this year, you understand the importance of assembling the right team to design and build your new facilities. What you may not have considered is the importance of hiring an owner’s representative to oversee those projects. If you haven’t considered hiring an owner’s rep, or are on the fence about…

Why You Should Care About Your Contractor’s Bonds

Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED APSeptember 8, 2017 Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED AP
Contractor's bonds

When you hire a contractor to conduct renovations, repairs, or to construct a new facility, many property owners and managers know that the contractor should be required to bond the project.  But what exactly does it mean for a contractor to bond a construction project, and why should you care? Contractor’s bonds mitigate owner risk…

What You Need to Know About Your Contractor’s Insurance

Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED APSeptember 8, 2017 Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED AP
Contractors Insurance Are you covered sign

When a contractor advertises that their company is “bonded and insured,” it provides a level of trust for the owners and managers who hire them. Unfortunately, not all bonding and insurance is created equal. Owners who don’t thoroughly understand the types and levels of contractor’s insurance put themselves at unnecessary risk. Here’s what you need…

How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Commercial Roof?

Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED APJune 15, 2017 Craig Gardei, AIA, LEED AP
commercial roof, construction consulting, commercial roofing, roof replacement
Sooner or later, every building, commercial or otherwise, encounters roof problems. This critical element of the building envelope is constantly subjected to weather, debris, and aging, factors that eventually wear down even the highest quality roof. Improper roof installation can accelerate the speed of deterioration.   When leaks or other problems appear, it’s critical to...

Everything You Need to Know to Mitigate Construction Lending Risk

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED APNovember 3, 2016 Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
Construction Lending Risk Mitigation - GLE Associates

For lending institutions, issuing a construction loan presents unique and substantial risks, from the contract phase to pre-construction, construction, and final payment. And, due to the nature of long-term lending and property ownership, those risks don’t end just because the construction project does. Successful lending relies on the lender’s ability to manage and mitigate those…

Issuing an A&E RFP? Six Criteria You Probably Haven’t Stipulated—But Definitely Should

Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED APMarch 30, 2016 Robert B. Greene, PE, PG, CIH, LEED AP
Capabilities, experience, background—these are standard requirements on an Architecture and Engineering (A&E) RFP, and for obvious reasons. Along with quality control measures, complaint resolution procedures, and identification of management and project personnel, these form the core items most RFPs require from prospective providers. A review of these criteria allows agencies and organizations to form a...

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