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What Is a Constructability Review and How It Improves Project Outcomes
Introduction
What Is a Constructability Review?
- Conflicts between Architectural, Structural, and MEP systems
- Missing dimensions, notes, or details
- Ambiguous or inconsistent specifications
- Access, sequencing, and construction logistics
Pain Points of a Construction Project

How a Constructability Review Improves Project Outcomes
Reduces RFIs and Change Orders
Identifying gaps and conflicts before bid time through a structured constructability review drastically cuts the number of RFIs and costly change orders during construction.
Improves Bidding Accuracy
Clear, coordinated documents verified through a constructability review allow subcontractors to bid with confidence — reducing contingency pricing and producing more competitive bids.
Enhances Design Coordination
Reviews bring architects, engineers, and builders into alignment, ensuring systems and materials integrate as intended.
Saves Time and Money
Proactive issue resolution shortens schedules, prevents delays, and reduces costly rework in the field.
Strengthens Quality and Client Satisfaction
Owners benefit from a smoother build process and a higher-quality end product — a win for every stakeholder.
Conclusion: A Smarter Way to Build
Learn About the Ideal Timing of a Constructability Review
About the Author
Constructability Review Group is a specialized consulting firm providing independent constructability and QA/QC review services nationwide.
We support
Developers, Owners, Architects, and Construction Managers by applying decades of design and construction experience to identify risks, coordination issues, and potential constructability challenges before bidding or construction begins.
Our reviews have consistently proven to significantly reduce Change Orders and RFIs, helping teams save both time and money while improving overall document quality.