The exact process varies by project type, existing conditions, jurisdiction, design requirements and approved scope.
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Stage 1
Initial Consultation
Purpose: Understand the property, goals, project type, planning stage, budget and desired timeline.
Activities: Initial request, service fit, available documents, priorities and immediate information needs.
Output: Initial direction regarding the most appropriate next step.
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Stage 2
Feasibility and Project Definition
Purpose: Understand whether the proposed project can move forward and what information is needed.
Activities: Existing conditions, access, space requirements, constraints, consultant needs, permit pathway and budget alignment.
Output: A clearer project direction, scope assumptions and next-step plan.
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Stage 3
Design and Consultant Coordination
Purpose: Develop and coordinate information needed to describe and support the project.
Activities: Designer, architect, engineer, energy consultant, surveyor, homeowner and project-team input as applicable.
Output: Coordinated drawings, selections and technical information appropriate to the project stage.
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Stage 4
Permitting
Purpose: Prepare, submit and coordinate required documents with the applicable jurisdiction.
Activities: Submission preparation, correction tracking, consultant responses, resubmission and status communication.
Output: Agency requirements, fees, comments and timelines remain outside Rezgit’s control.
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Stage 5
Preconstruction
Purpose: Prepare the project for field execution.
Activities: Scope review, schedule, selections, procurement, trade coordination, logistics, communication and risk review.
Output: A more organized transition into construction.
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Stage 6
Construction
Purpose: Execute approved scope while coordinating people, information, inspections and decisions.
Activities: Site preparation, sequencing, materials, quality observations, safety coordination, updates, changes and inspections.
Output: Documented progress toward the approved project scope.
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Stage 7
Inspection and Closeout
Purpose: Complete outstanding responsibilities and transition the project toward final use.
Activities: Final inspections, outstanding-item tracking, documentation, walkthrough and approvals where applicable.
Output: Coordinated closeout records and responsibilities.
Permit approval requirements, agency decisions and review timing are controlled by the applicable jurisdiction and cannot be guaranteed.