And Why Post-Construction Matters More Than You Think 

You've just wrapped a custom home—keys handed over, final walkthrough complete, everyone leaves happy. The project feels done. 

A few months later, the homeowner calls. Warranty issue. 

You start looking for the files. Are they on a shared drive? Someone's laptop? That physical folder labeled "2025 Projects"? The subcontractor's information isn't there. The punch list might be final—or might not. Installation specs? You know you have them. 

It shouldn't be this hard. 

This is what happens when construction projects are treated like short-term flings instead of long-term commitments.

The build might be over, but the relationship isn't.

Multifamily construction projects are key to creating accessible housing no matter the area, offering options from small duplexes to large apartment developments. As the demand for housing continues to increase, building these types of homes has become more important than ever. Multifamily construction comes with its own set of challenges and opportunities. It’s crucial for builders, developers, and investors to understand how it works.

In this blog post, we’ll break down the different types of multifamily projects one might encounter, how to get started, and explain different management strategies. Whether you're new to this type of construction or looking to improve existing processes, this guide will provide more understanding. After reading this guide, you'll be more equipped to handle these projects with confidence.

The success of any residential construction project starts with an accurate, organized, and detailed estimate. Whether you are new to residential construction estimating or experienced, it's easy to overlook small details that can cause big problems later. This guide covers everything you need to include in your estimate, from materials and labor to permits and inspections. We’ll also discuss best practices to help you stay on track, highlight free construction estimate templates, and point out common mistakes to avoid.

Preparation is key. Before estimating, research prices and understand your project's full scope. Using residential construction estimating software can make this process easier and more accurate. As the project progresses, track actual costs and compare them to your estimate to stay on budget and make informed decisions. By following the 8 tips in this guide, you can ensure your residential construction project runs smoothly from start to finish.

UDA Technologies is the fastest growing provider of construction management software. With over 750,000 users worldwide and exceeding $85 billion in jobs managed every day, our goal remains the same: your success. This post is part of an ongoing series that deep dives into features of our ConstructionOnline project management solution.