Ideally, before major decisions are made. Early involvement is usually the most valuable, because risks, costs, timelines, contractor availability, and practical constraints can be reviewed before they become expensive problems during construction.

A consultant can also be useful during an active project if the owner needs clearer coordination, technical judgment, or better control of cost and progress.

No. My role is not to replace the project’s professionals already involved in the project.

I work on the client’s side, between the owner, the architect, engineers, interior designers, contractors suppliers and local teams helping information stay coordinated and decisions remain practical, realistic and aligned with the client’s priorities.

This is especially important when design choices, construction methods, cost, timing and site conditions need to be considered together.

Yes. Pre-construction advice can be very useful before buying land, committing to a design, agreeing to a contractor, or setting a budget.

At this stage, I can help review practical constraints such as access, site conditions, likely construction challenges, cost expectations, timing and the general feasibility of the project.

I can help clients understand realistic cost expectations, compare offers, identify missing items and avoid decisions that may create unnecessary cost later.
Construction cost is affected by scope, materials, timing, contractor availability, site conditions and sequencing. The goal is not simply to find the lowest price, but to create a clearer and more controlled financial picture.

No. The service is useful for both local and non-local clients.

However, it is especially valuable for owners or investors who are not based full-time in Naxos and need someone locally available to follow the project, coordinate information, review progress and help them make informed decisions from a distance.

The scope depends on the project stage, complexity and level of involvement.

Some clients need early advice before commiting to a purchase, design, contractor or budget. Others need ongoing project coordination, site follow-up, cost review or owner-side representation during construction.

After an initial discussion, the required scope can be defined clearly so that the service matches the actual needs of the project.

Yes. Project coordination is carried out in close collaboration with contractors, consultants, suppliers and local teams.

The aim is to keep communication clear, responsibilities understood and site decisions coordinated so that the project can move forward with fewer misunderstandings and avoidable delays.