Project Feasibility
Assess a commercial project's feasibility with McDowell Construction: conceptual estimates, budgets, site planning, utilities and permitting constraints.
Know what a site can support before you commit
A feasibility review answers the practical questions behind a commercial project: whether the site can support the intended use, what it might cost, and which constraints could affect design, schedule or approvals. McDowell Construction helps owners and developers work through those questions before major design and construction spending begins.
A review can look at conceptual estimates and budgets, site layout, utilities and access, stormwater, zoning and code requirements, and permitting. The work included is defined for each project.
Starting with due diligence
Feasibility work is most useful before a site is committed. For L&W Supply's Myrtle Beach branch, McDowell performed front-end work during due diligence on a seven-acre site. Once the client decided to move forward, the same team handled site design and development, building design, permitting and construction.
Questions about project feasibility
What do you need to get started?
The property address, the intended use, rough size, and any surveys, drawings or site information you already have.
What happens after a feasibility review?
If the project moves forward, the findings carry into preconstruction and then design and construction.
Do you look at sites McDowell doesn't own?
Yes. Feasibility is done for owners and developers on their own properties. McDowell also has development parcels on Water Tower Road for build-to-suit projects.
Contact McDowell Construction to discuss a site you're considering.
