
Project Reporting and Site Reviews
For owners, investors, lenders, developers, governments, Indigenous organizations, and other stakeholders who can't regularly attend the project site. We report on large and complex construction projects of every kind — institutional, commercial, industrial, and modular — and it's especially valuable when the project is remote, the owner is in another province or country, or internal resources can't provide continuous field visibility.
On projects of any scale — from a single building to a multi-phase construction program — Novid acts as the owner's eyes and ears on site, providing factual observations, organized documentation, and timely notice of issues that may affect quality, cost, schedule, or decision-making.
What each site review covers.
- Scheduled, milestone-based, or issue-specific site visits
- General observation of construction progress and visible workmanship
- Comparison of visible work with available drawings, specifications, schedules, and reported progress
- Date-stamped photographic and video documentation organized by area or scope
- Identification and tracking of incomplete, damaged, or deficient work
- Confirmation of major materials and equipment observed on site
- Documentation of access, storage, weather, protection, logistics, labour, and equipment conditions
- Observation of critical work before it is concealed, where visits can be coordinated in time
- Attendance at progress meetings and follow-up on contractor commitments
- Review support for progress claims, changes, substantial completion, deficiencies, and closeout
- Tracking of manuals, warranties, training, commissioning, and turnover requirements
What you receive after every visit.
- Visit date, time, weather, site conditions, and persons present
- Areas reviewed and work observed
- Summary of progress since the previous visit
- Current activities and apparent progress against the available schedule
- Captioned photographs organized by building area or trade
- New deficiencies, incomplete items, and status of previously reported items
- Potential schedule, coordination, quality, logistics, or cost concerns
- Owner decisions or consultant clarifications required
- Recommended follow-up actions and responsible party, where known
- Immediate notification of critical or time-sensitive concerns before the formal report is issued
Typical construction milestones reviewed.
- Site Preparation
- Excavation & Foundations
- Structural Framing
- Modular Delivery & Setting
- Roofing & Building Envelope
- Windows & Exterior Doors
- Mechanical & Electrical Rough-Ins
- Insulation, Air Barrier & Vapour Barrier
- Drywall & Finishes
- Exterior Work
- Commissioning
- Deficiencies
- Substantial Completion
- Final Turnover
Also building or installing?
Modular Site Installation
Field execution after the modules leave the factory — delivery, setting, connections, and turnover.
Construction Projects
General contracting and construction management for commercial, institutional, and community builds.