04/14/2026
Once construction begins, every change sets off a chain reaction. Materials may have already been ordered, crews scheduled, and work completed that now has to be undone. That means paying twice—for labor, materials, and time.
Even small changes can add up quickly:
🔨Rework and demolition
🔨Rush orders or restocking fees
🔨Schedule delays that impact multiple trades
🔨Additional labor and supervision costs
Planning decisions made early—before ground is broken—are always the most cost-effective. Finalizing layouts, finishes, and selections upfront helps keep projects on budget, on schedule, and far less stressful for everyone involved.