FLORIDA GENERAL CONTRACTORRequest a review Ground-up residential construction
New Home Construction
Ground-up residential construction managed through preconstruction, permitting, trade coordination, inspections, and final completion.
New Home Construction
Construction scope built around the actual work.
New home construction requires hundreds of connected decisions across the site, structure, building envelope, utilities, interiors, and local approval process. RIDIS serves as the general contractor coordinating the complete construction sequence against the approved plans, permit requirements, budget, and project schedule.
The work may include custom homes and investor-driven residential construction. RIDIS develops the construction scope from the available plans and project requirements, identifies open selections and trade dependencies, and manages the project from site preparation through certificate-of-occupancy coordination and closeout.
Ground-up residential construction
What is included in a new home project
Preconstruction
- Plan and constructability review
- Budget and scope development
- Permit coordination
- Selection and allowance planning
- Schedule and procurement planning
- Site logistics
Site and structure
- Site preparation
- Excavation and grading coordination
- Foundations and slabs
- Structural framing
- Concrete and masonry work
- Roof structure
Envelope and systems
- Roofing
- Windows and exterior doors
- Building-envelope work
- Waterproofing and insulation
- Electrical, plumbing and mechanical trades
- Required product approvals
Interior and completion
- Interior finishes
- Cabinetry, surfaces and flooring
- Fixtures and equipment
- Inspections
- Punch-list completion
- Certificate-of-occupancy and final closeout
Project requirements
A complete construction sequence
Ground-up work moves through defined approval and inspection stages. Early coordination should confirm what the plans require, who is responsible for design revisions, which selections affect rough work, and how long-lead products will affect the sequence.
From plans to permit
- Review drawings, specifications, surveys, and geotechnical information.
- Develop the construction scope and cost structure.
- Coordinate permit submissions and requested revisions.
- Confirm procurement and site-start requirements.
From foundation to closeout
- Coordinate site, structural, envelope, and building-system trades.
- Manage required municipal and special inspections.
- Track selections, approved changes, punch work, and corrections.
- Organize occupancy requirements, warranties, and final records.
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Share the property, current conditions, intended work, and any plans, permits, inspection notices, or deadlines already available.