Working with the Owner, the Architect, and other members of the project team, Naylor Construction develops a comprehensive project budget incorporating costs such as: land development, construction, permits, equipment, soft-costs, etc.

Architectural and Engineering design phase begins with acceptance of the
Naylor Construction Design Phase Agreement.  At this time, architects and engineers are selected based on knowledge of codes and zoning, recommendations and previous development experiences.  Request for proposals are issued to architectural and engineering firms describing the scope of services that will be required and the schedule for completion of the construction documents.  Once the architectural and engineering firms are engaged, a budget/design meeting is held with development, management and construction to define project parameters that include product description, unit mix, building type, unit plans, overall aesthetics, etc.  A follow up meeting is held when the construction documents are 50% complete.  This review provides assurance that the drawings are being developed in compliance with the owner's goals and budget requirements.  The architect is responsible for coordination of the engineering documents and all regulatory requirements.  After the documents are completed, they are submitted for permitting and approvals by the local governing jurisdictions.

During construction, architectural site inspections are performed at a minimum of once a month.  The architectural and engineering firms participate during construction by approving, reviewing and documenting the construction administration phase of the project.  At completion, a final approval is issued for the close out of the project including as built plans and ALTA surveys.