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New Construction
Ground-up residential construction supported by professional project planning, contractor coordination, budget monitoring, and construction oversight.
Home Remodeling
Residential remodeling projects managed through organized schedules, material planning, contractor coordination, and consistent quality monitoring.
ADU Construction
Accessory dwelling unit construction supported by design coordination, permitting, procurement planning, and professional project oversight.
Home Additions
Home addition projects coordinated through careful planning, construction scheduling, contractor management, and quality-focused execution.
Multi-Family Construction
Multifamily construction management focused on procurement, project schedules, contractor coordination, budget control, and building quality.
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Our Construction Process:
From Planning to Completion
A successful residential or multi-family construction project requires careful planning, coordinated design, informed procurement, and consistent oversight. As a construction management firm serving Los Angeles, Murcia Group, Inc. helps clients navigate each stage of the project, from defining initial goals and developing coordinated plans to monitoring construction and managing final closeout. Our six-phase approach supports clear communication, practical decision-making, and alignment between project scope, budget, schedule, and construction requirements.
01. Conceptual Design
What Happens During This Phase
Conceptual design establishes the project’s vision, purpose, scope, and feasibility. The team reviews the client’s goals, site conditions, preliminary budget, anticipated schedule, operational needs, and potential design approaches. This early assessment helps identify opportunities, constraints, and important considerations that may affect the project’s direction before significant resources are committed.
How Murcia Group Assists
Murcia Group facilitates early stakeholder discussions, clarifies priorities, assesses site opportunities and constraints, and helps develop initial concepts. We also help establish a realistic project roadmap that considers the client’s objectives, budget, and schedule, giving the team a practical foundation for informed decisions throughout the subsequent phases.
02. Schematic Design
What Happens During This Phase
Schematic design translates the preferred concept into an initial design that communicates the project’s scale, layout, organization, and overall character. Preliminary plans, building layouts, systems, material options, and visual studies illustrate how the proposed project may take shape. The client can review alternatives and evaluate how well the emerging design meets functional, aesthetic, budgetary, and scheduling requirements.
How Murcia Group Assists
Murcia Group coordinates the design team, evaluates alternatives, and gathers feedback from the client and relevant stakeholders. We help align the developing design with the project’s functional requirements, aesthetic goals, budget, and schedule, supporting informed decisions before the project advances into detailed technical development.
03. Design Development
What Happens During This Phase
Design development refines the approved schematic design into a coordinated and technically developed solution. Architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, civil, and other relevant systems are integrated to ensure the various building components work together. Materials, finishes, major equipment, and construction details are also evaluated and selected, helping clarify technical requirements and identify potential coordination issues before construction begins.
How Murcia Group Assists
Murcia Group manages interdisciplinary coordination, supports constructability and value reviews, and monitors potential cost and schedule implications. We document important decisions and help resolve design issues as they arise, allowing clients to understand the practical impact of their choices and address potential problems before they lead to expensive changes during construction.
04. Planning & Procurement
What Happens During This Phase
Planning and procurement prepare the project for approvals, bidding, contracting, purchasing, and construction. Depending on the project, this stage may include permit submissions, construction documents, bid packages, contractor selection, procurement planning, and purchases of long-lead equipment. Material selections and supplier coordination also help determine what must be approved, ordered, and scheduled before construction can proceed.
How Murcia Group Assists
Murcia Group guides clients through approvals and procurement by coordinating requirements, organizing bidding information, evaluating proposals, and supporting the selection of qualified contractors and suppliers. We help identify procurement risks, assess cost and schedule considerations, and plan for long-lead materials and equipment to support a coordinated transition into construction.
05. Construction & Monitoring
What Happens During This Phase
Construction brings the approved design and project plans into reality through coordinated building activities, trade scheduling, material deliveries, installations, and inspections. Throughout this phase, progress, quality, safety, costs, schedules, and compliance with contract documents require ongoing attention. Changes and site issues must be documented and addressed with the appropriate project participants to maintain coordination throughout delivery.
How Murcia Group Assists
Murcia Group serves as the client’s representative, facilitating communication among contractors, suppliers, and other project participants. We review progress and submittals, conduct site observations, track risks and changes, monitor cost and schedule considerations, and help resolve issues promptly. This ongoing oversight provides clients with greater visibility into project delivery and supports informed decisions as construction progresses.
06. Closeout
What Happens During This Phase
Closeout brings the project toward completion and prepares the property for handover and occupancy. The completed work is inspected, outstanding items are identified and resolved, final approvals are obtained where required, and project documentation is assembled. This phase may also include commissioning building systems, owner training, warranty documentation, operating manuals, and transferring essential information to support ongoing building operations.
How Murcia Group Assists
Murcia Group coordinates final inspections and punch-list completion, reviews closeout documentation, and supports commissioning, training, and the transfer of warranties and operating manuals. We help ensure outstanding work is addressed and the client receives the necessary project information for a smooth transition into occupancy and ongoing operation.