RESIDENTIAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Your Home Project Should Feel Exciting,
Not Overwhelming.
A major renovation, addition or custom home can involve countless decisions, multiple professionals, changing schedules and unexpected challenges.
Shieman Project Management represents your interests, coordinates the details and helps guide your project from idea to completion—without making construction management your full-time job.
Not Sure Where to Start? Start With Tim.
You may know exactly what you want to change—or you may simply know that your home isn't working for you anymore.
Either is enough.
You don't need architectural drawings, contractor bids or construction terminology before reaching out. Tim can help you understand what your project may require, determine who needs to be involved and establish a path forward.
Clarify Your Vision
Turn your ideas, needs and priorities into a clearer project direction.
Find the Right Team
Determine which professionals your project requires and help coordinate the people involved.
Stay on Track
Keep the project organized around schedules, budgets, decisions and the many details involved.
Less Stress
Have one point of contact helping you navigate the process and understand what's happening.
Your Interests First
Have an independent representative evaluating the project from the homeowner's perspective.
Residential Projects Come in Many Forms
Different Homes. Unique Goals. A Tailored Approach.
Whether you're improving the home you live in, preparing an investment property or building something entirely new, Tim's role is to help manage the process around your goals.
Renovations & Additions
Major remodels, expansions and whole-home transformations.
Custom
Homes
Experienced oversight from early planning through construction and completion.
Investment Properties
Renovations and improvements where budget, schedule and long-term property value matter.
Specialized Residential Projects
Accessibility needs, in-law accommodations and other projects requiring additional coordination.
OUR PROCESS
A Smoother, More Manageable Process
From Idea to Completion
You don't have to become a construction expert to successfully complete a major home project.
01 | Understand Your Goals
Discuss your vision, lifestyle, needs, priorities and budget considerations.
02 | Develop the Plan
Help coordinate the architects, designers, contractors and other professionals needed to move your project forward.
03 | Prepare for Construction
Coordinate estimates, schedules, documentation, permitting considerations and project logistics before work begins.
04 | Manage Construction
Monitor progress, communication, schedule, budget considerations, changes and outstanding decisions throughout the work.
05 | Solve Problems
Construction rarely happens without questions or surprises. Tim helps evaluate what's happening, communicate the options and keep decisions moving.
06 | Complete the Project
Coordinate final details, inspections, punch-list items and project closeout so you can get back to simply enjoying your home.
Hartwood Court | Lafayette, CA
Major Addition & Whole-Home Transformation
Expansion of an existing 1,400-square-foot residence into approximately 4,600 square feet, including an enlarged kitchen, expanded primary suite, great room and, in a later phase, an in-law unit and sunroom.
Clipper Hill Road | Danville, CA
Residential Expansion & Modernization
Expansion and modernization of an existing residence to approximately 4,700 square feet, including a three-car garage and workshop, expanded primary suite, professional-grade kitchen and extensive windows designed around the Diablo Valley views.
Custom Estate |
Marin County, CA
Accessibility-Focused Custom Residence
A 7,800-square-foot custom residence developed around the clients' specific accessibility needs, incorporating specialized systems and accessibility considerations throughout the home.
Your Contractor Manages Construction. Who Represents You?
Your architect, designer, contractor and vendors each bring important expertise to your project. But their responsibilities aren't the same as yours.
An owner's representative looks at the project from your perspective—helping you ask the right questions, understand decisions, coordinate the professionals involved and protect the priorities established for your project.
Tim doesn't replace your architect or contractor. He helps you manage the process of working with them.
Helpful Information for Your Home Project
Let's Talk About Your Home Project
Whether you're considering a major remodel, addition, custom residence or another complex home improvement, you don't need to have everything figured out before starting the conversation.
Tell Tim what you're considering, where you are in the process and what's causing the most uncertainty.