Advocate RCA frequently asked questions

FAQ

Should you collaborate with ADVOCATE – Residential Construction Advisors? What value does a residential construction advisor add? What types of homes benefit most?

Get answers to common questions here.

Can ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors help if I already have a builder or architect?

Yes, ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors can step in at any point in the building process to add value. The earlier that we are involved in the process the greater the impact we can have on the final result, but we will help homeowners and teams up until the last day.

I already have contractor bids—can ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors help me make the right choice?

Yes, our team is skilled at evaluating sub-contractor and builder bids to ensure that all of the required scope is included and that any issues with the terms of the agreements are thoroughly evaluated.

What factors are considered when helping me choose who will make up the team for my home build?

The key factors involved in team assembly that we consider are the type of home design the client prefers, the level of finishes required, and the complexity of the build. We have found that identifying teams with the right skill sets to execute the project is critical to its success.

Is there a minimum project budget?

There is no minimum budget, but to ensure best value for the homeowner, we are currently only taking on custom new builds or full renovations (not just one or two rooms).

Does ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors serve my area?

Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors operates nationally, leading projects throughout the United States.

What types of clients are the best fit for ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors?

Clients with major projects that want to ensure that someone is looking out for their best interest.

How often does ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors communicate with clients and how is progress tracked and shared?

We communicate as often as needed to ensure that the project remains on track. At minimum we provide weekly updates via email with pictures and details of project process, and are happy to maintain contact with the client via their preferred method of communication.

How many builders and architects are typically considered for bids?

Usually 2-4 are adequate – less does not provide comparison between different bidders and more quickly loses value compared to what is gained.

What is the downside of not hiring ADVOCATE - Residential Construction Advisors?

Not having a singular point of contact, focused solely on the homeowner’s goals and interests, ensuring that the entire process runs on time and on budget.