Estimating & Preconstruction
Support for budgets, estimating workflows, value-engineering conversations, and project buy-out.
Consulting · Nationwide
RavenCo works with trade contractors that need practical support around a defined business or project challenge. Engagements begin with an inquiry and a conversation about your team, your tools, and the question you need to answer.
Services
Support for budgets, estimating workflows, value-engineering conversations, and project buy-out.
A practical look at the handoffs, tools, and working routines that support project teams.
Guidance on selecting, organizing, and adopting software, hardware, cloud storage, and file systems.
Who it is for
RavenCo is designed for contractors who need a knowledgeable outside perspective without a one-size-fits-all playbook. The goal is to understand the work already in front of the team and identify a practical way to move it forward.
General contractors are welcome too, especially where masonry and concrete scope, estimating, or preconstruction is the question.

How it starts
Describe the need in an inquiry.
Receive an email follow-up to clarify fit and context.
Schedule a first call when a conversation is the right next step.
Define scope only after the need is understood.

Who you work with
Adam Waltho has spent 28 years in the masonry and concrete trades and has worked across the roles common to a contracting business. RavenCo brings that perspective to consulting questions involving people, process, estimating, and tools.
Questions
Yes. RavenCo's consulting services are available nationwide.
RavenCo primarily works with residential and commercial trade contractors, and also works with general contractors. Use the inquiry form to describe your company, project type, and the question you would like to discuss.
RavenCo can discuss an NDA for client intellectual property before detailed conversations.
The preferred first step is an inquiry by email. If there is a fit, RavenCo will follow up about a first call.
Start here
Start with the question in front of you and the best way to reply. An initial email is the preferred starting point.