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Managing subcontractors is often one of the trickiest parts of a build. As projects grow more complex, with overlapping tasks, tight timelines and increasing client expectations, keeping trades coordinated and on schedule becomes more of a juggling act. When done well, subcontractor management keeps everything moving smoothly. When it falls apart, delays, miscommunication and cost overruns can quickly take hold.

Whether you’re overseeing a multi-storey residential development or a detailed custom home, improving how you manage your subcontractors can have a significant impact on project outcomes.

Start with Clear Expectations

Setting expectations early lays the groundwork for a strong working relationship. Every subcontractor should know exactly what’s expected from the outset—scope of work, timelines, deliverables, and standards.…