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Project Development Package

One project. One clear record of what is being sold and built.

ABDOREN reviews the information your company has collected, defines the construction required to deliver the intended result, and develops a homeowner proposal and production handoff around the same scope, pricing, selections, and responsibilities.

You provide the project information and approved pricing. ABDOREN does not perform takeoffs, architectural or engineering design, code review, or field management.

Standard Project Development Package$1,000

For a qualifying residential remodeling project and one consolidated revision round. Additions, whole-home renovations, site visits, and unusually complex projects receive a written quote after review.

Coordinated project definition

A project headline names the result. It does not define the work.

ABDOREN develops the construction commitment beneath the summary so the homeowner understands what is included, what must be approved, and what the field needs to build. These condensed examples show the categories of definition behind different kinds of residential work. Additions and whole-home renovations are separately quoted complex-project examples.

Example 01 / project headline

Tub to shower conversion

The finished package coordinates the approved definition across the homeowner proposal, pricing record, selections, and production handoff.

Items that must be defined

Existing conditions

Slab construction, drain location, supply locations, wall condition, access route, and adjacent finishes recorded before pricing.

Construction sequence

Protection, demolition, slab access, plumbing relocation, concrete restoration, shower assembly, waterproofing and test, tile, glass, and finish work.

Design and approvals

Shower layout, niche location, tile pattern, fixture positions, glass configuration, and rendering or marked elevation approved before affected work proceeds.

Responsibility and limits

Contractor and owner supplied materials, selection deadlines, concealed condition allowance, repair limits, and work outside the shower area stated clearly.

Example 02 / project headline

Kitchen reconfiguration

The finished package coordinates the approved definition across the homeowner proposal, pricing record, selections, and production handoff.

Items that must be defined

Existing conditions

Room dimensions, wall conditions, utility locations, electrical capacity, appliance requirements, access, and finishes to remain verified.

Construction sequence

Protection, selective demolition, utility shutdowns, structural verification, framing, utility relocation, cabinetry, appliances, countertops, finishes, and commissioning.

Design and approvals

Cabinet plan, elevations, island dimensions, clearances, appliance specifications, finish references, and final rendering approved before fabrication or ordering.

Responsibility and limits

Selection ownership, allowances, long lead items, temporary kitchen provisions, structural assumptions, finish matching, and excluded upgrades documented.

Example 03 / project headline

Window to door conversion

The finished package coordinates the approved definition across the homeowner proposal, pricing record, selections, and production handoff.

Items that must be defined

Existing conditions

Opening size, wall depth, exterior assembly, interior finish, nearby electrical, floor elevation, drainage, and structural information documented.

Construction sequence

Protection, demolition, temporary support, structural framing, weather barrier, flashing, door installation, exterior restoration, interior trim, and finish.

Design and approvals

Door configuration, swing, threshold, trim profile, hardware, exterior appearance, and marked photograph or elevation approved before ordering.

Responsibility and limits

Permit and engineering responsibility, concealed framing conditions, masonry matching, owner supplied door requirements, and restoration boundaries defined.

Separately quoted complex-project example

Residential addition

The finished package coordinates the approved definition across the homeowner proposal, pricing record, selections, and production handoff.

Items that must be defined

Existing conditions

Survey information, setbacks, site access, tie in locations, utilities, grading, existing structure, and finish transitions identified for verification.

Construction sequence

Layout, excavation, foundation, framing, dry in, utility extensions, inspections, insulation, interior finishes, exterior connections, restoration, and closeout.

Design and approvals

Plans, exterior elevations, interior layout, material transitions, key room renderings, and revision status approved before permit, procurement, or construction milestones.

Responsibility and limits

Design professional roles, permit responsibility, allowance basis, utility capacity, weather delays, landscaping limits, occupancy assumptions, and excluded site work stated.

Separately quoted complex-project example

Full home renovation

The finished package coordinates the approved definition across the homeowner proposal, pricing record, selections, and production handoff.

Items that must be defined

Existing conditions

A room by room record of dimensions, assemblies, utilities, structural information, existing damage, finishes to remain, access constraints, and conditions requiring field verification.

Coordinated construction scope

Protection, selective demolition, structural work, building systems, framing, insulation, drywall, cabinetry, tile, flooring, painting, fixtures, exterior connections, restoration, testing, and closeout organized by area and trade.

Design and approvals

Plans, elevations, room renderings, finish references, reflected ceiling information, cabinetry layouts, fixture locations, and revision status coordinated into one approval record before affected work is released.

Selections and procurement

Building wide finish schedules, owner and contractor supplied items, allowances, long lead materials, substitutions, ordering responsibility, approval deadlines, and dependencies between selections and field work defined.

Phasing and occupancy

Work zones, sequence between rooms and trades, temporary protection, utility interruptions, access, storage, move out requirements, temporary facilities, and conditions for partial occupancy established before production.

Responsibility and limits

Permit and design professional roles, concealed conditions, code driven changes, utility capacity, hazardous materials, budget assumptions, restoration boundaries, excluded work, and change control stated clearly.

Production handoff

The approved scope, pricing record, trade responsibilities, plans, selections, procurement status, open decisions, milestone requirements, and project controls consolidated for the team responsible for delivery.

What you receive

Documents that reduce guessing between the proposal and the field.

01

Clarification report

The questions and missing decisions that must be resolved before the project is priced or signed.

02

Scope by area and trade

The intended result translated into the demolition, access, trade work, rebuilding, and finish required to deliver it.

03

Visual definition and approval record

Contractor-provided plans, approved renderings, marked photographs, sketches, or reference images organized into one approval record. Any ABDOREN-created sketch is conceptual and is not an architectural, engineering, permit, or construction drawing.

04

Inclusions and exclusions

Clear responsibility boundaries, owner supplied items, allowances, and known unknowns.

05

Pricing structure

A worksheet using your costs, markups, allowances, and preferred payment milestones.

06

Selection and decision log

What is selected, who supplies it, what remains open, and when each decision is needed.

07

Production handoff

One internal summary of what was sold, key constraints, bid scopes, and what the field needs to know.

Built for

Owner-led residential remodeling companies.

Kitchen, bathroom, addition, and whole-home remodelers

The owner or estimator still develops detailed proposals

Projects involve multiple trades, selections, and allowances

The company can provide its project information and pricing

The field regularly needs clarification about what was sold

How engagements begin

A defined scope before the documentation work starts.

  1. 01

    Project review

    Send the project type, current stage, available documentation, and requested deliverables.

  2. 02

    Scope confirmation

    We confirm what ABDOREN will prepare, what information your company must provide, the fee, and delivery timing.

  3. 03

    Preconstruction production

    ABDOREN reviews, clarifies, drafts, and checks the package before delivery.

Where the engagement ends

We define the project. Your team delivers it.

The standard engagement is complete when ABDOREN delivers the agreed project package and included revision. The package is designed to support the project from approval through closeout, but procurement, scheduling, field execution, quality control, payment collection, and warranty administration remain with your company.

When continued clarification, documentation, or production support is needed after delivery, additional support may be defined under a separate project or monthly engagement.

The boundary is established before work begins, so both companies know what ABDOREN owns and what your team owns.

Company documents

Need the operating documents behind every project?

The Contractor Document System addresses the terms, payment practices, communication rules, change orders, warranties, subcontractor relationships, and closeout documents your company uses repeatedly.

Review the Contractor Document System →

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