Construction Management Services
A more collaborative way to deliver construction projects
Not every project is suited to the traditional main contractor route.
Construction Management offers an alternative approach that provides greater transparency, flexibility and control throughout the construction process.
Under this model, trade contractors are appointed directly by the client, while we manage and coordinate the project on your behalf.
- RICS Regulated Firm
- 75+ Years Combined Experience
- Heritage & Complex Project Specialists
How We Can Help
Our Construction Management services include:
- Packaging and procurement of trade contractors
- Programme planning and coordination
- Cost monitoring and reporting
- Trade contractor management
- Site coordination and oversight
- Quality monitoring
- Risk management and problem solving
- Supply chain engagement and procurement support
Why Clients Choose Construction Management
Construction Management is often chosen where clients want greater visibility over costs and greater influence over project delivery.
Benefits can include:
- Improved cost transparency
- Earlier involvement of specialist contractors
- Greater flexibility during construction
- Faster decision making
- Potential savings on contractor overheads and profit
Is Construction Management Right for Your Project?
This route is particularly effective for:
- Heritage and listed building projects
- High end residential developments
- Complex refurbishments
- Projects with evolving design requirements
We can advise whether Construction Management is the most suitable procurement route for your specific project.
Why Choose Ashington Hill?
Construction Management requires strong leadership and experienced coordination.
Our team provides the structure, reporting and oversight needed to keep projects moving forward while giving you greater control and visibility throughout the build.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Construction Management different from a traditional contractor?
Instead of appointing one main contractor, you appoint trade contractors directly while we manage the overall process.
Can Construction Management save money?
It can, particularly where contractor overheads and profit are significant, although every project should be assessed individually.
Who carries the trade contracts?
The client typically enters into contracts directly with the trade contractors.
Is Construction Management suitable for smaller projects?
It can be, but it is generally most effective on larger, more complex projects where flexibility and transparency are priorities.