Quality and design compliance
Checking actual execution against drawings, details, specifications and approved solutions.
Certified supervision • Independent control
I review workmanship, design compliance, materials, concealed works, completed quantities and documentation. The objective is to identify issues before they are covered, paid for or become costly rework.
Scope of control
The supervision scope is adapted to the project. Below are the main control areas where mistakes typically create the greatest client risk.
Checking actual execution against drawings, details, specifications and approved solutions.
Material compliance with the design, manufacturer documentation and installation requirements.
Inspection before works are concealed, while defects can still be corrected efficiently and economically.
Comparing actual completed works and quantities with the estimate, completion records and contractor payment requests.
Early recording of defects with photos, written description, priority and required corrective action.
Control of execution documents, inspection records and handover readiness according to project-specific requirements.

When control matters most
Design, estimate, scope and principal risks.
Reinforcement, waterproofing, services and structural details.
Whether the requested payment matches actual completion.
Whether previous defects are closed before proceeding.
Defect list, documentation and completion review.
For the client
Independence principle
In my working model, the supervisor does not represent the contractor's technical or financial interest. The control point is the client's risk — quality, cost, schedule and documented result.
Supervision pricing
The pricing structure follows the main website. A precise offer is prepared after reviewing the project, construction stage and required visit frequency.
Price may vary depending on location, construction stage, visit duration and documentation volume. Scope and price are agreed before work starts.
How it works
25 years of experience in construction, supervision, estimating, scheduling and project control.
Construction supervision is a distinct service. This page clearly explains what is controlled, when to involve the supervisor, what the client receives after inspections and how the service is priced. It separates supervision from estimating, technical inspections and pre-purchase reviews.
Contact
To prepare a specific offer, I need the site location, construction stage, project documents and desired inspection frequency.