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One of primary goals of project control is to recognize cash flow and relative productivity. This means, if you have spent half of your budget you should be at a minimum of halfway complete. Though this is not always consistent it should be a goal and it be considered achievable. If you speak with a contractor or builder who doesn’t believe this philosophy or instantly opposes it, steer clear of their services.

Controlling your money is relatively easy as your family is in complete control of the funds (unless bank financed in which case the bank will be having a say too). I am going to focus on the vary basics and if you follow these leads you will find life a decent bit easier:

• Knowing the task-at-hand – Know what your family expects from the contractor/builder
• Creating Structure – Organize and write out the tasks to be performed (or ensure the contractor does so and provides written agreement)
• Structure Verification and Initiation – Work with the contractor/builder to value each take

These tasks seem basic but, I cannot tell you enough how important they are.  It is possible to add a greater scope of detail to cost management but these are the bare-bones essentials.

We’ll explore each of these in greater detail at a later time and hopefully make the information a bit more manageable.

Until that time,

J8W

This section is new to you and us! Essentially we will be using our blog section for:

• • • • • Editorials
        • Project Updates
        • Short, in-depth, and focused analysis of specialized information
        • Creative Log Home Ideas and Projects
        • And anything else that may catch our fancy

The plan is to have multiple contributors with varied skill sets and differing focuses. That doesn’t mean contributor content will be rigidly focused on one aspect, it just means that we each think for a slightly different perspective.

Getting down to my own profile, I am analytically driven and work within the construction industry as a Project Controls Specialist (essentially I am project support to ensure budgets and schedule are followed). My background leads me to look more at the logistics and planning development more than some others you may hear from, but let it be known that architecture is my secret passion and design philosophy will pass through my columns from time to time.

Beyond my profession, I am both a husband and a father. As you may imagine, this leads to a relatively busy and action packed life. Since, my family is my distinct inspiration their concerns and ideas will also play a substantial role in the development of my columns as well.

Well it was nice to tell you a bit about myself. I look forward to writing more and hopefully providing useful insight as well as creativity inspiration.

Until that time,

J8W