Builder review
Start with the builder information, build responsibility, and project materials required for the current review path.
For Utah buildersBuilder support
A clearer financing process helps the build move forward.
Help your client understand construction-to-permanent financing before the job starts. Align the builder package, contract, budget, draw process, and communication path around the same project file.
The builder side of the project
Borrower and builder. One shared project sequence.
A financing process should make it easier for the chosen builder to understand what the project needs before closing and what happens once construction begins.
Contract package
Bring a clear contract, plans, specifications, scope, allowances, budget, milestones, and change process into one readable file.
Construction draws
Know the draw-request workflow, inspection or progress-verification steps, documentation, and payment process before the first request.
Active communication
Keep the borrower, builder, and construction support team focused on the same project facts as the build progresses.
Contract structures and program terms
Talk through a project Fixed-price and cost-plus projects deserve a clear review. Exact builder requirements, reserves, title-endorsement savings, float-down options, timing, and eligibility must follow the current Utah-approved program guide.
From project package to progress payment
A process built for the work after closing, too.
Construction support is most useful when the process is understood before the project is under pressure.
Start with the project package
Property details, builder information, plans, specifications, project budget, and timing give the review a common starting point.
Match the contract to the project
Fixed-price and cost-plus structures can be discussed against current approved requirements, documentation, allowances, and change controls.
Stay aligned through draws
Construction support coordinates the draw communication process, inspections or progress verification, and the documentation needed as work advances.
Keep the borrower informed
Clear updates around the project file, draw requests, and next action help the borrower and builder work from the same sequence.
Field questions
Questions worth asking before the concrete arrives.
What builder documentation should be ready for review?+
Bring the builder package, contract, plans, specifications, budget, allowances, milestones, property details, and the process for documented changes. Current requirements are confirmed against the applicable approved guide.
Can fixed-price and cost-plus contracts be discussed?+
They can be reviewed against the current approved Utah program requirements and the project’s actual scope, budget, allowances, controls, and documentation.
How does draw communication work during construction?+
The construction support team helps coordinate draw communication, inspection or progress-verification steps, documentation, and builder payment workflow as the project advances.
Bring the next project
A practical referral starts with a real project file.
Share the property area, borrower’s land position, builder and contract status, project scope, rough budget, timing, and the question that needs clarity.