Large-Project Leadership

One foreman for the whole job: Riley leads big multi-trade remodels and makes your vision come to life.

Also called foreman, construction management or project management.

Coordinated through Riley's trusted tradesRiley performs the carpentry trades himself and coordinates licensed plumbing, electrical, HVAC and insulation work through the tradespeople he uses, under one schedule he runs.

Large interdisciplinary projects fail on coordination, not craft. Riley is the foreman: he owns the schedule, sequences every trade, keeps the decision log current and stands accountable for the finished whole. For the trades he does not perform himself, he brings the people he uses, at the best possible price. Hire him and relax — he'll take care of the rest.

What the work involves

  • One contract, one schedule, one phone number for the whole project
  • Riley's own hands on the carpentry core: demo, framing, millwork, cabinets, tile, flooring, paint, drywall
  • Licensed plumbing, electrical, insulation and door-and-window trades brought in from his network and scheduled under his lead
  • Rough-ins inspected before anything closes up
  • A running decision log so selections never stall the crews
  • Scope changes priced in writing, with the schedule effect, the day it comes up

Questions

What do I get by hiring Riley as the lead?
One person accountable for the whole outcome. He translates your vision into sequencing, budgets and crews, then runs the site himself rather than dispatching from an office.
What happens when I change my mind mid-project?
Scope is modifiable on the fly with no hassle. You get the cost and schedule effect in writing, and the plan updates. Complete transparency is the rule on every job.
What if a trade is outside your network?
That is said plainly, with a pointer to the right specialist. No pretending.

Large-Project Leadership photographs

All work →
Kitchen after remodel: knotty-alder tall cabinets, white shaker uppers, wood-clad island with X-brace end and white top, cage pendant lights, stainless refrigerator, and wood-look plank flooring
Kitchen before remodel: raised bar with blue-painted base, oak cabinets, black range, carpeted living area and a stairway

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Two-tone kitchen, before and after →
Newly built single-level house with gray lap siding and a dark shingled roof on freshly graded ground
New single-level home, excavation to exterior →

Where Frasch Construction does this work

Rockford and Wright County, the Lake Minnetonka belt, the west metro, Minneapolis and St. Paul — 82 towns.

All 82 towns

Rockford, Wright County and the home ring29

  • Buffalo
  • Rockford
  • Greenfield
  • Hanover
  • Montrose
  • Delano
  • St. Michael
  • Albertville
  • Otsego
  • Monticello
  • Waverly
  • Maple Lake
  • Annandale
  • Corcoran
  • Loretto
  • Maple Plain
  • Independence
  • Rogers
  • Cokato
  • Howard Lake
  • Clearwater
  • South Haven
  • Waconia
  • Watertown
  • Mayer
  • Elk River
  • Big Lake
  • Ramsey
  • Anoka

Lake Minnetonka and the west lakes18

  • Medina
  • Orono
  • Long Lake
  • Wayzata
  • Minnetrista
  • Mound
  • Spring Park
  • Minnetonka Beach
  • Tonka Bay
  • Greenwood
  • Excelsior
  • Shorewood
  • Deephaven
  • Woodland
  • Victoria
  • Chanhassen
  • Chaska
  • St. Bonifacius

West metro18

  • Minnetonka
  • Plymouth
  • Maple Grove
  • Eden Prairie
  • Edina
  • Hopkins
  • St. Louis Park
  • Golden Valley
  • New Hope
  • Crystal
  • Robbinsdale
  • Brooklyn Park
  • Brooklyn Center
  • Champlin
  • Osseo
  • Dayton
  • Bloomington
  • Richfield

Minneapolis and St. Paul2

  • Minneapolis
  • St. Paul

Further out15

  • North Oaks
  • Dellwood
  • Sunfish Lake
  • Mendota Heights
  • Mahtomedi
  • Lake Elmo
  • Afton
  • Grant
  • Shoreview
  • Arden Hills
  • Eagan
  • Lakeville
  • Prior Lake
  • Savage
  • Woodbury

Every town →

Next step

Tell Riley what you're thinking.

Describe the project in your own words and add photos of the space. Riley personally reads every project that comes in before anyone calls back.

763-258-7577 · riley.frasch@fraschconstruction.com