We’ve all heard the saying that football is a game of inches because one inch can be the difference between a team winning or losing a game. If football is a game of inches, then construction projects are a game of millimeters because attention to detail is paramount. Whether you are building a new church or a restaurant, the smallest detail can help guarantee a space opens on time.

As the Maryville commercial construction experts, we focus on all the details involved in a construction project to ensure we deliver a project that meets the owner’s expectations. Here are a few examples of how our experts pay attention to the details to make sure your project is completed on time and within budget.

Developing a plan

Pre-construction planning should be a main process for any viable contractor. This helps uncover any potential issues that may arise during the project that can negatively impact the process. Site assessment is a major component of the project. This includes planning around the use of the building, the site and the spaces to make sure each space is maximized while also uncovering potential pitfalls that should be proactively addressed. As part of that planning process, contractors should identify all the utility needs and carefully coordinate work on these items to prevent future delays or adjustments. At Leon Willams Contractors, we even take future locations into account during the pre-construction phase.

Attention to detail during construction

While pre-planning is extremely important, a surefire way to cause a delay is not paying attention to details during the construction phase. For example, if the voltage on a piece of equipment is not verified or doors are not framed correctly, you may have to work backwards to remediate the issue.  These small issues can push a project’s progress back days. At Leon Williams Contractors, we make sure that we cover all the small details, from flashing and sealants to in-wall blocking.

Post-construction Details

Just because the structure is built doesn’t mean a contractor’s work is done. While the project is being finalized, there are still details that need to be verified. It’s important for a contractor to verify spaces to maximize the functionality of the building. This can include something as small as making sure doors are large enough to move in furniture or equipment. Even at the end of a project, these details can create a delay.

If you are ready to partner with a contractor that focuses on the details, give our experts at Leon Williams Contractors a call at (865) 982-1734.

For more information about Leon Williams Contractors, visit their website at https://lwcontractorstn.com/.