Los Altos / California / United States
Bob Dailey, founder and president of RJ Dailey Construction, works personally with the client throughout the design-development phases, including pricing and value-engineering. All competitive pricing is meticulously documented and detailed, affording the client a full understanding of each component and enabling the client, architect and RJ Dailey to value-engineer every component to achieve budgeting targets. Whatever the budget criteria, Bob works diligently with both client and design team to achieve the clients goals. 30 years of building custom homes on the San Francisco mid-peninsula has enabled us to build working relationships with a variety of the best qualified quality subcontractors and vendors doing business in our area. Because of our successful relationships with the areas best qualified millwork shops, electricians, plumbers, masons, etc., we are able to provide each project with multiple competitive bids for each trade, guaranteeing the best pricing for our clients. Each project is assigned a full time project superintendent responsible for day-to-day operations. Our experienced project superintendents focus on every detail of the project and are dedicated to both the financial and aesthetic success of your project. Our professional office staff supports the project superintendent in tracking costs and insuring costs are inline with budgets, monitoring on-time material deliveries and administering subcontracts. More than twenty RJ Dailey employees have been with the company over 10 years, several for over 20 years. RJ Dailey Construction has developed one of the most detailed cost accounting and record-keeping systems in the custom home building industry. Finely tuned by 30 years of experience and input from architects and clients, our monthly progress billings divide every expenditure into one of 90+ categories and simultaneously track each category of the budget, identifying for each the expenditures to date, percentage of the work completed, portions of the budget to date not spent and percentage of the work to be completed for each item.
