Construction Management in Fort Lauderdale — Owner-Led Oversight From Groundbreaking to Delivery
CKA Construction Group provides construction management services for developers, architects, and property owners who require an experienced, accountable partner to oversee the full build process — without the overhead of a large CM firm.
What Construction Management Means at CKA
Not a Middleman. An Accountable Partner.
Construction management is not project supervision by committee. At CKA, Kevin Crousillat and Nicolas Gomez serve as your direct owner’s representatives — managing every contractor, every schedule milestone, and every budget decision on your behalf.
You gain the operational depth of a firm that has delivered 264 projects and 748,000+ square feet across South Florida, without adding the fixed cost of an internal construction department.
Who This Is For
Is CKA's Construction Management Right for Your Project?
CKA’s CM services are designed for clients who have a project in motion but need experienced, accountable leadership to execute it:
Real estate developers with Florida projects who need a trusted local CM with a proven subcontractor network.
Architects and design firms who need a construction manager who will protect the design intent through every phase of the build.
Institutional and nonprofit organizations with specialized facility requirements and board-level accountability expectations.
Out-of-state property owners who need a South Florida partner they can trust to represent their interests on the ground.
Owners who have had a negative experience with a previous builder and need professional oversight to recover or complete a project
Full-Phase Construction Management Services
Pre-Construction
Scope development · Subcontractor procurement and vetting · Schedule baseline · Budget review and value engineering analysis · Permit coordination
Construction Administration
Daily site oversight · Subcontractor performance management · Schedule tracking and variance reporting · Budget monitoring and change order review · Quality control against specifications · Owner communication and reporting
Closeout & Delivery
Punch list management · Final inspections · Certificate of occupancy coordination · Documentation handoff · Post-delivery follow-through
The CKA Difference in CM
Why Owners Choose CKA Over a Large CM Firm
Large construction management firms offer process. CKA offers process and accountability — from Kevin and Nicolas directly. When a decision needs to be made on-site, it is made by experienced ownership, not escalated through three layers of junior staff.
That distinction matters most when the unexpected happens — and on any construction project of scale, the unexpected happens.
- Direct access to ownership throughout the project lifecycle
- South Florida subcontractor relationships built over 22 years
- Deep familiarity with South Florida permitting, code enforcement, and inspection processes
- Proven track record across residential, commercial, and institutional project types
"By far the best contractor in 55+ years."
— Chairman, JAFCO
Demonstrated Results Across South Florida
JAFCO — a South Florida nonprofit with 1,000+ children served annually — entrusted CKA to build two specialized respite facilities. The result was a project delivered to specification, on schedule, and to a standard the organization’s chairman described as unmatched in 55 years of operation.
FAQ
Questions you might have.
What is the difference between a general contractor and a construction manager?
A general contractor self-performs or subcontracts the physical construction work. A construction manager represents the owner’s interests — overseeing the GC, managing budget and schedule, and ensuring the project is delivered to specification. CKA can serve in either capacity depending on the project structure.
Do I need a construction manager if I already have a general contractor?
Not always — but for complex, high-value, or multi-phase projects, an owner’s representative provides a layer of accountability that protects your investment. CKA can assess your project and advise honestly on whether CM services are warranted.
Can CKA manage a project that is already underway?
Yes. CKA has experience stepping into active projects where owner representation is needed mid-construction — whether due to contractor performance issues, budget overruns, or a change in project ownership. Contact us to discuss your situation.
What size projects does CKA take on for construction management?
CKA’s CM practice covers projects from large-scale luxury residential builds to institutional and commercial facilities. We evaluate fit based on project type, complexity, and timeline — not minimum dollar thresholds. Contact us to discuss your project.