Turnkey Construction
Turnkey construction refers to a project delivery method where a single contractor or company is responsible for all aspects of the construction project, from design to completion. The term “turnkey” implies that the owner or client can simply “turn the key” to a fully finished, ready-to-use building or structure.
Design Phase :
The contractor or company designs the project according to the client’s specifications and requirements.
Permitting :
They handle all necessary permits and approvals required by local authorities.
Advantages:
Single Point of Responsibility: The client deals with one contractor, simplifying communication and reducing the risk of misunderstandings.
Time Efficiency: The streamlined process can lead to faster project completion.
Cost Predictability: The agreed-upon contract often includes a fixed price, reducing the likelihood of cost overruns.
Disadvantages:
Limited Client Control: The client has less control over the construction process and must trust the contractor to meet their expectations.
Potential for Reduced
Customization: The contractor may standardize certain aspects of the project to streamline construction, potentially limiting customization options.
