Construction observation can be carried out by an architect, an interior designer, a landscape architect, an engineer, or a technician to assist the client in determining if the work conforms to the requirements of the construction contract.
Depending on the client or agency involved, there are a variety of standards to be met. Our professionals work in conjunction with the owner and contractor to see that the design is implemented and project integrity is maintained.
Our staff cover many roles while providing construction observation, including Resident Engineer, Inspector, and Resident Project Representative. No matter the title, the object is the same: to foster communication and increase stakeholder collaboration, quality assurance, and accountability. Through project partnering, the client is kept informed of any contractor questions and the contractor is aware of any adjustments that may arise. The strength of a project is measured by the owner, consultants, contractors, and subcontractors all working toward the same goal.
Committed. Responsive. Thorough. Our staff works with a wide range of owners and agencies, and we stay up-to-date on their software, guidelines, and procedural requirements.
Our professional staff has the expertise to provide construction observation for architecture, landscape architecture, and engineering work. From water treatment plants, pump stations, ports, marinas, pipelines, bridges, roadways, and trails to new construction and building renovations, we have trained and certified personnel with a passion for bringing together a great project.
As a multidisciplinary firm, Klingner can see your project through to completion. If you have specific questions about our experience and process, reach out to one of our professionals.