3D Visualization / Rendering

Yes. 3D renderings are included as part of the pre-construction design phase. Homeowners review their proposed space, including cabinet layout, material finishes, and spatial proportions, before the project moves to construction documentation, permitting, and the fixed-price contract. The rendering review is a formal milestone in the project timeline, not an add-on.

Renderings are accurate representations of the approved design plan, including finishes, fixtures, and spatial layout. The design-build process is specifically structured to minimize variation between the rendering and the finished result, because both the designer and the builder are the same team, decisions made in the rendering are directly communicated to the field without loss of detail.

Yes, that is the purpose of the rendering review milestone. Changes at this stage are design revisions made before construction begins, carrying no additional cost beyond the design time involved. The same change requested after construction starts becomes a formal change order with cost and schedule consequences, which is precisely why the rendering review is structured as a pre-construction checkpoint.