What is Value Engineering And Why is It Important In Commercial Construction

During World War II, construction materials were scarce and costly. Enterprising engineers at General Electric realized that there was another material which could be substituted to produce a better-quality building with an even more affordable cost; this concept proved successful around the globe quickly adopted by professionals in their field who now use value engineering as one of its most popular delivery methods. So, if your goal is to construct the best quality building at the lowest possible cost, commercial construction companies like JeBailey & Co., with experience in delivering value engineering can help you achieve that goal.

Benefits of Value Engineering

Construction projects are expensive, and many end up with tons of leftover material that could have been used to make something else. Some people think this is wasteful; but what if we reused it instead? The value engineering delivery method can save you 20% off your construction costs by measuring how much each part needs versus just guessing. Value engineering is a great way to make sure your construction projects are done on time and with the best materials. This often means you can get things like higher quality, more durable ones that will last much longer in certain environments too.

Maintaining high quality standards is the foundation for which value engineering builds. And building owners and stakeholders who want to ensure their commercial buildings are constructed with high-quality construction will appreciate this valuable idea of “value engineering.”

The cost and availability of labor can be a risk for commercial construction projects. However, since value engineering has such an important core feature that allows you to find creative solutions without increasing the final price-tag on your build by minimizing these risks during any phase in development or execution – it makes sense as one possible solution when considering all odds.

Value Engineering in Action

You own the plot of land and want to construct an iconic building that will be a beacon for its community, using only finest materials. Your architect draws up plans but you’re not sure if it’s too expensive or profitable in this area so he/she analyzes data before figuring out how much construction would cost with maintenance fees added on top; $5 million seems reasonable according to what they found. When looking to save money on construction, JeBailey & Co. is always recommending the value engineering delivery method. This smart idea can reduce your estimated costs down below $4 million which will result in an impressive savings of 20% off our original estimate for you.