A coordination layer for small multi-trade work
Shared Plan brings structure and visibility to small projects that are too interconnected for a single-task booking, but too focused for enterprise construction-management overhead.
Small projects go wrong in the gaps between trades — a finish that is not dry when the flooring arrives, a fixture with no one accountable for installing it, a change no one wrote down. The work itself is rarely the problem; the coordination is.
Shared Plan exists to hold that coordination in the open. One shared plan, named work packages with a single owner each, disclosed participants, versioned budgets and a recorded decision for every change. The promise is simple: one shared plan, every party named, every decision recorded.
Who it’s for
- Homeowners coordinating two or more related workstreams
- Landlords preparing a unit through several scoped tasks
- Small commercial operators planning a modest refresh
- New owners completing pre-move improvements
- Community organizations with a small premises project
- Designers or property professionals needing a coordination partner
Out of scope
- Major structural renovation, or architecture and engineering services
- Permit or code advice presented as professional certification
- Emergency restoration, or high-rise, industrial and institutional construction
- Regulated work without an appropriately authorized participant
- Guaranteed completion dates, fixed savings or a “fully vetted network”
Accountability over anonymity
The distinctions that matter — who contracts, who is paid, who is on site, who owns each package, who approved each change — are kept visible rather than hidden behind a network claim.
When work is outside supported scope, Shared Plan says so before proposing anything else. Honest qualification is part of the service, not an exception to it.
Put every moving part on one shared plan.
Share the goal and constraints. Shared Plan confirms fit, then draws a plan with named parties, sequence and budget — for you to approve before anything is scheduled.
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