RyMichael Group represents owners throughout the entire construction process — protecting budgets, schedules, and quality on custom homes, commercial TI, and everything in between. The only firm in Colorado offering Owner's Rep, Construction Management, and Class A GC services under one roof.
Most advisors come from one side of the table. We've worked both sides — as superintendents in the field and as advocates for owners. That experience gap is the difference between advice that sounds right and advice that actually protects you when a contractor submits a $48,000 change order for work that was already in the scope.
That's the standard we hold ourselves to on every project. You shouldn't need to chase your contractor for updates. You shouldn't be surprised by a change order. You shouldn't wonder whether the work matches what you're paying for. That's our job — so construction doesn't become yours.
RyMichael Group was built on one core belief: the owner deserves a professional in their corner with the same field knowledge, license, and authority as the people they're paying. That's what we are.
— Ryan [Last Name], Founder & Owner's Representative
RyMichael Group holds a Class A IBC license — the only owner's representative firm in Colorado that can operate as pure advisor, construction manager, or licensed GC of record depending on what your project requires.
You have a GC. We represent you.
Your independent advocate at every meeting, on every site visit, and behind every change order. We review pay applications, track budget, and report to you weekly — with no allegiance to the contractor.
No GC? We take over.
We procure all subcontractors, hold the contracts, manage schedule and budget, and coordinate the design team. One contact — us — and everything else is handled from first shovel to final closeout.
When you need the license, we have it.
Our Class A IBC license lets us pull permits and serve as GC of record. Used for distressed project takeovers, jurisdictions requiring a single responsible party, or when no qualified contractor is available.
Mountain builds in Colorado come with a set of challenges that most owners — and many contractors — don't see coming until they're already in the ground. Short build seasons. Rocky soil. WUI wildfire requirements. HOAs that can stall a project for weeks. Off-grid utility complexity. We plan for all of it before ground breaks.
You signed the lease. Now someone needs to manage the buildout. Franchise locations, medical offices, salon suites, restaurant fit-outs — we've been through all of them. We review the work letter, level the bids, pull the permits, and manage the schedule so you hit your opening date without the contractor horror stories.
From mountain custom homes to downtown commercial TI, every RyMichael Group project gets the same thing: weekly reporting, independent oversight, and someone on the ground who answers to you alone.
We work with four types of clients. The common thread: they all want a professional in their corner who knows the field, reads the contracts, and answers to them — not the contractor.
You're in Texas, California, or Chicago. Your mountain home is being built in Summit County, Telluride, or Steamboat. We are your eyes, ears, and advocate on the ground every week.
Your GC seems great. You just don't know what questions to ask, when to push back on a change order, or why the budget suddenly went up $48,000. We've seen it all — and we explain every step.
Franchise buildout. Medical office TI. Salon suites. Restaurant fit-out. You've committed to a space and now you're responsible for construction. We manage it so you don't have to.
Half-built home. Work stopped. Costs 40% over. Missing permits. No clear path forward. Our Class A IBC license means we can step in, take over permits, and get your project across the finish line when no one else legally can.
Colorado builds come with challenges most owners don't anticipate until they're already committed. These aren't edge cases — they're the norm on any mountain or Front Range project.
Expansive soils, rock blasting, steep grades, and retaining walls can add $100K–$300K+ to a project. We review geotechnical reports and flag cost risks before you're committed to a budget.
Many mountain jurisdictions have effective build windows of 6–8 months. A September framing delay can push your project back an entire year. We track the critical path from day one.
Colorado's WUI zones add specific material and construction requirements that increase cost and complexity. We identify these in preconstruction — no surprises once you're in the ground.
Mountain HOAs can stall projects by weeks or months with revision requests. We coordinate submittals and ensure work doesn't begin before approvals are fully in hand.
Well permits, septic systems, propane tanks, and long electric runs are common in Colorado mountain builds. Each adds cost and timeline risk we plan for, not react to.
Colorado's 64 counties each operate independently. We know how these permit offices work — and with our Class A IBC license, we can pull permits directly when your project requires it.
Every engagement is measured by one standard: how well we protected our client. These are outcomes from active project oversight — budget saves, schedule recoveries, and cost exposure prevented through disciplined field management.
A complex multi-trade project had fallen behind due to poor sequencing and insufficient coordination between subcontractors. RyMichael Group restructured the master schedule, resequenced trade entry points, and implemented weekly coordination meetings that held each trade accountable to updated milestones.
Subcontractors had submitted a significant volume of change orders, many lacking adequate documentation or scope justification. RyMichael Group implemented disciplined change order tracking within Procore, reviewed each request against contract scope, and rejected or renegotiated unverified charges before owner approval.
We measure success by one thing: whether our clients felt protected, informed, and confident throughout the entire process. Here's what they say.
More client testimonials coming soon. Contact us to discuss your project.
The most valuable phase to have an owner's rep. Every decision made here determines budget, contractor quality, contract terms, and risk exposure. Problems prevented in preconstruction cost nothing. Problems discovered mid-build cost everything.
Weekly site visits, written reports, real-time budget tracking. Every change order reviewed before you pay it. Every pay application verified against work in place. One clear update every Friday — no surprises, no chasing anyone for answers.
The finish line most owners cross without representation. We stay through punch list, commissioning, and final documentation — then return at month 11 to document and submit every warranty item on your behalf before the window closes.
Whether you're in preconstruction, actively building, or dealing with a project that's gone sideways — the earlier we talk, the more we can protect. We offer a free initial consultation for all new clients.