Preconstruction planning is one of the most overlooked phases in commercial construction—and one of the most critical. Long before concrete is placed or forms are set, the decisions made during preconstruction determine cost control, schedule efficiency, and overall project success.

At D. Honoré Construction, preconstruction isn’t a checkbox. It’s a strategic process that aligns design intent, logistics, sequencing, and constructability before work begins in the field.

Reducing Risk Before It Reaches the Jobsite
Early coordination helps identify challenges such as soil conditions, access limitations, schedule conflicts, and material availability. Addressing these issues upfront prevents costly change orders and delays once construction is underway.

Smarter Budgeting and Scheduling
Accurate takeoffs, realistic phasing, and early procurement planning allow projects to stay on budget and on schedule. When concrete scopes are clearly defined early, surprises are minimized and productivity improves.

Collaboration That Pays Off
Preconstruction creates a collaborative environment between owners, architects, engineers, and contractors. When everyone is aligned early, decisions are faster, communication is clearer, and accountability is shared.

Building Confidence from Day One
A well-planned project sets expectations clearly and creates confidence for all stakeholders. The result is smoother execution, fewer disruptions, and a stronger finished product.



Preconstruction isn’t about slowing a project down—it’s about building it right the first time.