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NON-TRADITIONAL SERVICES |
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ACI seeks ways to enhance service to
our clients |
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Sales Networking: |
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Through our client base of builders we
can help promote the sale of lots. This is only done at a
time and in a manner approved by our client. This can
consist of simple referral or a more active role of hosting
a function to promote lot sales. |
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Sales Promotion Materials: |
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We can provide "camera ready" graphics
for sales brochures (subdivisions, condominium, etc.) or
provide the design, production and arrange for the printing
of your complete brochure or other promotional materials. |
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Site Grading Review: |
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As a company with extensive experience
in siting houses and doing grading design we can review
grading plans to help optimize grading design for final
house construction. We offer a service (usually to smaller
custom builders) where we help them review the grading on
lots prior to purchase to ensure their suitability for the
styles of houses that they are marketing. Where it is
desirable to integrate a new home on land with valuable
natural features, we have a network of consultants
(landscape architects, architect engineers,
environmentalists) that can assist us and/or the client. |
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Qualification Based Selection: |
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The traditional method of obtaining
professional services is to obtain cost estimates and
proposals from several sources and select one primarily on
the basis of a cost/quality evaluation. An alternate method
is to select a professional on the basis of the most
suitably qualified and on an agreed to hourly rate(s). The
professional then becomes part of the development team and
helps devise the project schedule, budget and methodology.
For certain types of clients this approach is much more cost
effective because it results in long-term efficiencies,
avoids duplication, and helps projects to develop more
realizable schedules. |
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Land Purchase Investigations: |
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Contaminated soil, environmentally
sensitive areas, archaeological significant areas, boundary
problems, etc. are some of the risks that developers face
when purchasing land for future development. Surveyors are,
in many ways, historians. We have access to old records that
can be useful to clients when they are considering the
purchase of a property. We will make a site inspection,
registry office review, survey record review, municipal
records review, archaeological review (to rate significance
of area only) and other investigations to help find any
information useful to our client in assessing the value of a
property for future development. This review is relatively
low cost and is cursory in nature. Its purpose is to
discover potential problems only. |
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