RECEIVE A CONSULTATION
This page allows property owners to request a structured pre-construction consultation before proceeding with consultant referral.
The consultation explains the consultant-first process, clarifies next steps, and ensures that projects begin with planning discipline rather than immediate contractor engagement.
What This Consultation Covers
This consultation is designed for property owners who do not yet have finalized drawings, building permits, or a selected contractor.
The purpose is to clarify project direction, explain the consultant-first requirement, and outline the structured referral process.
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The consultation focuses on planning structure, feasibility alignment, cost awareness, and procedural clarity rather than construction execution or contractor supervision.
Who This Consultation Is For
This consultation is appropriate for:
Property Owners With Early-Stage Concepts
Individuals who have an idea for a custom home, addition, renovation, subdivision, or commercial project but require guidance on the proper planning sequence before engaging contractors.
Investors Evaluating Development Opportunities
Those assessing feasibility and risk exposure prior to committing capital to land acquisition or building activity.
Owners Seeking Structured Referral
Property owners who want to understand how the consultant-first referral model operates before proceeding.
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For full overview of the planning-first model, see Design & Building Consultant Referrals Canada.
What This Consultation Is Not
This consultation is not a construction supervision service and does not involve project management or contractor oversight.
OwnerBuilt does not perform design work, construction services, or execution planning during this stage.
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The purpose is structured clarification before professional engagement begins.
For national platform overview, see Construction Referrals Canada.
Next Steps After Consultation
Following the consultation, property owners are directed to engage a pre-screened Design & Building Consultant.
Contractor referral begins only after design development and preliminary cost planning have been completed.
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This ensures that financial expectations and project scope are properly defined before contractor discussions occur.