Construction Management
McCree provides comprehensive construction management services that guide projects from early planning through final completion.
For 100 years, McCree has helped owners across Orlando and Central Florida navigate the complexities of commercial construction while maintaining confidence in schedule, cost, and quality. More than simply building from a set of plans, our team works closely with architects, consultants, and trade partners to coordinate every phase of construction—from bidding and scheduling to subcontractor management, quality control, and on-site execution. Through clear communication and proactive project management, we help keep projects moving efficiently and aligned with our clients’ goals from concept to completion.
Collaborative Construction Management
Commercial construction projects often involve multiple architects, engineers, consultants, and subcontractors. Without strong coordination, communication gaps can quickly lead to delays, budget overruns, and unnecessary change orders.
As your commercial construction manager, our team serves as the central point of coordination between all project partners, ensuring schedules, budgets, and expectations remain aligned.
The result is a streamlined construction process with clear communication, fewer surprises, and stronger project outcomes.
Pre-construction planning and project scheduling
Budget monitoring and cost control
Subcontractor coordination and procurement
Construction quality and progress oversight
Your Project Has a Path. We Help Lead the Way.
Our Concept to Keys™ approach means we understand how each phase of development connects—from feasibility and design through construction and final occupancy.
Not all commercial construction managers bring the same level of experience, coordination, or long-term perspective to a project. Backed by 100 years of construction expertise, McCree provides owners with a trusted partner focused on keeping projects organized, efficient, and aligned with their goals from early planning through completion.
Our team works proactively to anticipate challenges, maintain clear communication, and coordinate every phase of construction with accountability and attention to detail. For owners seeking dependable leadership and experienced oversight, McCree delivers construction management services built on collaboration, consistency, and results.
When you work with McCree, you gain:
An experienced commercial construction management team
A Central Florida commercial contractor with deep local knowledge
Integrated design and construction expertise under one roof
Transparent communication and consistent project reporting
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a construction manager do?
A construction manager is typically hired at the beginning of design and provides both pre-construction and construction for a project. The pre-construction includes design constructability review, incremental estimates throughout design, cost savings ideas, schedule development, and construction logistics. This delivery method is similar to design-build, except the owner contracts separately with a Design team and a Construction Management team.
When should I hire a construction management company?
Ideally, a construction manager should be involved during the early planning or preconstruction stage. Early involvement allows the team to provide cost guidance, scheduling insight, and constructability reviews that help prevent issues later in the project.
What is the difference between a general contractor and a construction manager?
A general contractor typically holds the construction contract and performs the work, while a construction manager oversees the project and coordinates the various contractors and consultants involved. In many cases, firms like McCree can provide both services depending on the project delivery method.
Is construction management right for my project?
Construction management is often ideal for complex commercial projects where the owner wants greater transparency and oversight during construction. It allows for collaborative decision-making and helps keep projects on schedule and within budget.
Do construction managers help control project costs?
Yes. One of the primary responsibilities of a construction manager is monitoring budgets, evaluating contractor pricing, and identifying cost-saving opportunities while maintaining the project’s quality and scope.