Owner's representation and construction management for $250K–$10M commercial, healthcare and multifamily projects across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
You have a vision, a budget and a schedule. What you often don't have is someone on your side of the table who reads a submittal, a pay application and a three-week look-ahead with the same eye you would. That's the role we fill on $250K–$10M commercial, healthcare and multifamily work.
You sign the draws, carry the debt and live with the building afterward. We manage the project the way you would if you had the time and the field background to do it yourself.
Preconstruction realism, trade coverage and cost control on deals where the spread between underwriting and actuals decides the outcome.
A CM that protects design intent in the field instead of value-engineering it away the first time a sub pushes back.
You get the real number, the real date and the real problem the first time we know about it. Bad news you hear early is still a decision. Bad news you hear late is a change order.
Revival was built by someone who came up in the trenches laying utilities, so the hard part doesn't scare us. But grit isn't just endurance — it's staying level when a job goes sideways. Every project has a bad week: an inspection fails, a sub walks, a long-lead item slips. You don't need a CM who panics with you. You need one that has seen it before, already has the next three moves, and can tell you calmly what it costs.
Owners, architects and trades all want the same building. Most conflict comes from finding out too late that they each pictured it differently. We get people in the same room before the work starts, not after it's installed wrong.
Operating rooms, clinical buildouts, pediatrics and behavioral health — built around units that stay open.
Office, institutional and mixed-use renovation where tenants and staff are still in the building.
Unit renovation, gut rehab, and obsolete buildings converted into apartments.
Representative imagery of the environments we build in.
Protecting the vision, the budget and the schedule. Six things we do relentlessly, and where the difference shows up in the field.
Durations built on how the work actually installs, not on what fits the bar chart. Three-week look-aheads that surface conflicts before they cost you weeks.
Line-item tracking against the original budget, with change orders challenged on the merits before they are approved.
Scopes written so nothing falls between trades, and job sites organized enough that the next crew can actually start on time.
You always know cost-to-date, cost-to-complete, what is at risk, and what decision you owe us this week.
Work sequenced around tenants, staff and patients — carried over from nine hospital projects built while the units stayed open.
Cost and scope gaps flagged in preconstruction, while they are still a conversation instead of a change order.
Pick a time that works. Come with whatever you have — a site, a concept set, a budget, or just a number you're trying to hit — and we'll walk through scope, budget realism and schedule risk.