Homeowners sometimes ask whether it's cheaper to hire each trade directly and cut out a single point of contact. On paper, it can look that way. In practice, the coordination cost lands on whoever is managing the sequence — and that's usually the homeowner.
A false ceiling installed before the electrician has confirmed AC point positions has to come down. A modular kitchen measured before the plumber has finalised outlet heights doesn't fit. These aren't hypothetical — they're the most common causes of rework we see on projects that started without a single team managing the sequence.
Running every trade through one site team doesn't remove complexity from the project. It just means the complexity is being managed by people who do it daily, instead of being absorbed by the client.
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