Our process
Every project has different conditions, but a consistent planning framework helps organize decisions, communication and the sequence of work.
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Six project stages
The exact schedule and decisions vary by scope. These stages describe the working framework without promising a fixed timeline for every project.
Begin with the property, desired outcome, project type, timing and any known constraints.
Review existing conditions before defining the work or making assumptions about the final scope.
Organize the proposed work, project assumptions and estimated investment into a practical starting point.
Coordinate selections, access, sequencing and communication before construction begins.
Complete the approved work in a coordinated sequence while keeping project communication organized.
Review the completed scope together and identify any final completion items.
Prepare for the first conversation
You do not need a finished design package. A clear description of the problem, the desired result and any known constraints is enough to begin.
Process questions
Yes. The first step is to share your project type, location and goals so the team can arrange the appropriate follow-up and site review.
ColorTech is based in Washington, DC and serves residential and commercial renovation projects in Washington, DC.
Timing depends on project size, site conditions, materials and approvals. A realistic schedule is discussed after the scope and site conditions are reviewed.
Many projects can be planned around occupied spaces. Access, dust control, working hours and daily site conditions should be discussed during planning.
Begin with the basics
The estimate form collects the information needed to review the project type and arrange an appropriate follow-up.
