Before the work starts, a project team at this stage sets up the construction site. The site will be prepared for building, which may entail addressing environmental concerns like soil testing. The city authorities will analyse all of the plans and findings after the site inspection is over.

The project team starts assembling the labour and materials needed for construction once the strategic plan has been developed and the budget, design, and timeframe have been decided upon.

The project team orders, buys, or rents all the supplies, equipment, and services required to finish the project during this phase.

Depending on the size of the project, the availability of resources, and the start date, this stage of the construction project may be more or less difficult.

All of the planning will pay off during this phase of the project's execution. The contractor and subcontractors take centre stage during the construction phase.

Quality control inspections are carried out by the architect, engineers, and project manager. They also reply to requests for information (RFIs), examine, and approve technical submittals. The main concern is making sure the contractor completes the project as intended.

The final step in the lengthy process of designing and completing a construction project is the project closure phase. The project will come to a close now that all of the work on the job site has been completed, and your dream house will be ready for the handover.