Define the project early
Align the drawings, scope, budget assumptions, owner decisions, and agency requirements before procurement and field work accelerate.
GROUND-UP CONSTRUCTION
Ground-up construction managed from the first decision to final inspection.
Infinite Development Group delivers new construction through one coordinated path for preconstruction, consultants, permitting, procurement, field execution, inspections, and closeout. The objective is not simply to start building—it is to make the project buildable before avoidable cost and schedule problems reach the field.
PROJECT SCOPE
A complete scope built around project control.
Every engagement is defined by the property, plans, approvals, schedule, budget, and written contract. These capabilities form the working framework—not a one-size-fits-all promise.
- 1Preconstruction planning and constructability review
- 2Budget development, scope coordination, and procurement planning
- 3Architectural, engineering, Title 24, and permit coordination
- 4Site work, structure, building systems, finishes, inspections, and turnover
WHAT DETERMINES THE OUTCOME
Control interfaces
New buildings depend on coordinated trades, utilities, inspections, long-lead materials, and documented decisions—not isolated subcontractor schedules.
Protect the finished asset
Durability, operations, marketability, and long-term use remain part of the construction conversation through closeout.
DELIVERY PROCESS
Decisions move forward in a controlled sequence.
- 1
Feasibility
Review the site, intended use, plans, constraints, budget range, and approval path.
- 2
Preconstruction
Coordinate consultants, scope, pricing, schedule logic, procurement, and permit readiness.
- 3
Construction
Manage trades, field conditions, quality, inspections, documentation, and owner decisions.
- 4
Closeout
Resolve final items, complete inspections, organize turnover, and document completion.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear answers before the scope begins.
Project-specific requirements are confirmed after reviewing the property, documents, intended use, and approval status.
When should a general contractor join a ground-up project?
Ideally during feasibility or design. Early contractor input can identify constructability, sequencing, procurement, and budget issues before they become expensive field changes.
Can IDG coordinate design and permitting?
Yes. IDG can coordinate architectural, engineering, Title 24, consultant, agency-submittal, correction, and permit activities as part of a defined design-build or preconstruction scope.
What types of ground-up projects do you consider?
IDG evaluates residential, multifamily, infill, and selected commercial projects throughout Greater Los Angeles based on scope, schedule, site conditions, and team fit.
Serving La Crescenta, Montrose, Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, La Cañada Flintridge, Altadena, and surrounding Greater Los Angeles communities.
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