Construction Management

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From Preconstruction Planning to Final Closeout

DSW provides hands-on construction management for housing and community development projects-delivering quality, compliance, and results on time and on budget.

Building on the success of our disaster recovery programs, DSW Homes helps manage and strengthen housing recovery initiatives by providing contractors with the structure, tools, and guidance needed to successfully deliver each project. From scheduling, inspections, and documentation to homeowner communication and issue resolution, we support every phase of the recovery process.

By helping contractors navigate program requirements and work effectively with homeowners, we create a consistent framework that promotes accountability, transparency, and efficiency. This approach keeps projects on track, ensures compliance with program standards, and supports successful outcomes for homeowners and communities alike.

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One Team. Every Moving Part Managed.

One Team. Every Moving Part Managed.

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DSW Homes coordinates every moving part of your project so you can focus on the bigger picture. We connect clients, contractors, inspections, schedules, reporting, and homeowners to keep projects on track, transparent, and successful.

Openness and Accuracy, From Start to Close

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A timeline infographic illustrating five steps in a construction project. Step 1: Establish Plan, with a checklist icon, emphasizes developing standard operating procedures aligned with regulations. Step 2: Site Walk & Schedule Write-Up, with a house icon, involves gathering research and sharing timelines. Step 3: Preconstruction, with a calendar icon, involves site condition verification and identifying constraints. Step 4: Construction, with a hard hat icon, includes on-site management and inspections. Step 5: Construction Closeout, with a key icon, involves final inspections and ensuring project requirements are met.

System of Record

Visibility at Every Stage

Our industry-leading construction management process provides the structure, visibility, and flexibility needed to successfully deliver even the most complex projects. Backed by decades of experience managing large-scale programs across the country, our team works closely with clients, partners, contractors, and stakeholders to maintain quality, control schedules, manage risk, and drive projects through completion.

Throughout our work, we have successfully operated within a wide range of client, agency, and program-specific construction and program management systems. This experience allows our team to quickly adapt to established workflows, reporting requirements, documentation standards, and technology platforms while maintaining consistency and accountability across every project.

When a program does not have an existing system in place, we utilize Tracker, DSW Homes’ proprietary in-house program management platform. Tracker provides real-time oversight of project schedules, documentation, quality control, contractor performance, reporting, and critical milestones. Whether working within a client’s platform or our own, our team has the tools and experience to identify challenges early, make informed decisions, and keep every project moving forward.

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FEATURED PROJECT

Sarasota County

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DSW Homes was selected to provide construction management services for Sarasota County's Resilient SRQ 2022 and 2024 Storms Housing Recovery Programs.

Our team delivers the structure, oversight, and hands-on support needed to move residential rehabilitation and reconstruction projects from pre-construction through final completion-coordinating schedules, documentation, inspections, permitting, quality control, contractor support, and homeowner communication to keep projects compliant, transparent, and moving forward.

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