AZ ROC #366653

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HOUSE OF SARAULT PROCESS

Clear decisions before construction starts.

From the first room photos through the final walkthrough, every HOS project follows a defined path for scope, investment, decisions, scheduling, and execution.

THE PROJECT PATH

Five steps from first review to final walkthrough.

  1. 01

    Discover

    What happens

    You send photos, dimensions, the problem, desired result, location, and timing.

    What you receive

    An initial fit review and the next recommended step.

  2. 02

    Design

    What happens

    We establish layout, function, materials, finish direction, access, and installation requirements.

    What you receive

    A build direction that connects the visual decisions to actual construction.

  3. 03

    Price and approve

    What happens

    Scope, allowances, exclusions, schedule, investment, and decisions are documented.

    What you receive

    A defined project agreement before production or construction begins.

  4. 04

    Build

    What happens

    Materials are ordered, fabrication and trade work are coordinated, the site is protected, and the approved scope is completed.

    What you receive

    Clear communication, controlled decisions, and one accountable lead.

  5. 05

    Walkthrough

    What happens

    We review function, finishes, adjustments, cleanup, and completion items.

    What you receive

    A finished space, documented closeout, and a clear path for any remaining approved items.

BEFORE WORK BEGINS

You should not discover the project while paying for it.

Defined before construction

  • Project scope
  • Materials and finishes
  • Known allowances
  • Installation requirements
  • Trade coordination
  • Investment
  • Schedule range
  • Client decision deadlines

Managed during construction

  • Site protection
  • Material delivery
  • Fabrication
  • Trade scheduling
  • Progress communication
  • Approved changes
  • Quality checks
  • Final walkthrough
Kevin Sarault wearing House of Sarault workwear beside a branded work truck.
FOUNDER-LED OVERSIGHT

The person defining the project stays accountable for delivering it.

Kevin leads the early project review, scope direction, coordination, and finished result. As specialty trades or fabrication partners become involved, the responsibility does not get passed around. House of Sarault remains the client’s accountable project lead.

License
AZ ROC #366653
Role
Planning, scope, trade coordination, project oversight
Focus
Contained residential spaces, custom work, and defined repairs
WHEN THE PLAN CHANGES

Changes are documented before they become surprises.

Sometimes site conditions or client decisions change the approved plan. When that happens, HOS documents the scope, investment, and schedule impact before the additional work moves forward.

01

Existing condition discovered

Hidden damage, access issues, framing, utilities, or site conditions not visible during the original review.

02

Client-requested change

A change in layout, material, finish, storage, equipment, or project direction.

03

Approved adjustment

The revised work, investment, and schedule are confirmed before proceeding.

START A PROJECT

Show us what needs to work better.

Send photos, the main frustration, the result you want, your ZIP code, and approximate timing. We will review project fit and outline the next step.

AZ ROC #366653 / FOUNDER-LED PROJECT REVIEW / PHOENIX-AREA RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS