Independent civil expertise working on your side of the table.
Your contractor has estimators. Your engineer has designers. PCC puts someone on your side of the table with 15+ years of pricing and building civil work, who knows where the numbers get soft.
When bids come in, how do you know which number is real? When a change order lands, how do you know if it is fair? Most owners and developers end up trusting the people they are paying, because they do not have anyone independent to ask.
PCC is built on 15+ years on the contractor side, pricing and building this work at national firms on projects from $100K to $100M+. That means PCC knows how bids get built, where contingency hides, and what a legitimate change order looks like. Now that experience works for you.
An experienced civil advocate in your meetings and on your side of every decision.
Pillar 03 · Project Execution Advisory →A real-market number built from the ground up, not a percentage of construction cost.
Pillar 02 · Bid Advisory & Review →We level the bids, find the gaps, and help you pick the contractor who can actually perform.
Pillar 02 · Bid Advisory & Review →Capacity, experience, and risk, checked before you award.
Pillar 02 · Bid Advisory & Review →A line-by-line read on whether the quantities and pricing hold up.
Pillar 03 · Project Execution Advisory →Clear, defensible documentation of what happened and what it cost, built to support your team and your attorney. PCC is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
Pillar 03 · Project Execution Advisory →An experienced set of eyes protecting your budget.
Yes. When PCC works for an owner, PCC works for the owner. If there is ever a conflict with a contractor we have worked with, we tell you up front.
Yes. Early budget estimates and constructability input are some of the most valuable places to bring PCC in, before decisions get locked into the drawings.
Delivery is primarily remote, which keeps it efficient. On-site time is available on a per-project basis when the job calls for it.
The same experience, pointed at a different side of the table. Keep reading: How Owners Should Evaluate Civil Bids, What Is a Civil Construction Consultant?.