Construction
Who is responsible for the building work?
Scope, subcontractors, site supervision and applicable permits — within verified qualifications and the agreed contract.
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Daniel Jorge Management LLC · Central Florida
Construction led by one accountable team.
From preconstruction through closeout, DJM coordinates project scope, subcontractors, site supervision and applicable permits within the agreed contract.
Preconstruction to closeout
One team carries the project, start to finish.
Scope, subcontractors and site supervision coordinated as one — so the owner deals with one accountable party.
Principal-led
The principal runs every engagement personally.
The firm does not assign principals by rotation. The bench is selected for the project; the principal is the constant.
Nine asset classes · Florida
Florida projects need local judgment.
Single-family to hospitality, retail to land — with the deepest experience in Central Florida and Greater Orlando.
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Preconstruction to closeoutPrincipal-ledResponsibilities agreed in writingBased in Orlando, working across Florida
On the property, in the numbers
In the field, in the drawings, in the meetings.
Daniel Jorge Management LLC is the construction company responsible for the building work it contracts. From preconstruction through closeout, DJM coordinates project scope, subcontractors, site supervision and applicable permits within its verified qualifications and the agreed contract.
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What we do
One accountable party, from the first question to closeout.
DJM is responsible for the building work it contracts. Owner-side advisory — each service answering the question an owner is actually asking — is offered as a separate engagement, only when expressly agreed.
Pre-acquisition due diligence
Should I buy this property?
Diligence that ends in a clear recommendation: proceed, renegotiate or walk.
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Development feasibility
What can be built — and does the math actually work?
A short memo an owner can act on: build, partner, hold or sell.
Read more →Entitlements & permitting
How do I get to a buildable permit?
The approval path chosen early, with an entitlements calendar and named decision dates.
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Pre-construction
Who designs this, in what sequence?
The design team run to a clean, buildable bid set.
Read more →Contractor & vendor selection
Who builds this — and how do I know I picked right?
Bids leveled and the contract structured before money moves.
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Is construction on schedule, on budget, and to spec?
Every week, every draw, every change order, until handover.
Read more →Property management transition
How does the finished asset start producing on day one?
The bridge from contractor to operating asset, planned during construction.
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Asset management
Who runs it for me after handover?
The operator overseen, and one report that tells the owner whether the asset is on track.
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One principal · No rotation
One principal carries the project — and tells the owner the truth early enough to act on it.
Daniel Jorge runs every engagement personally. The bench around him is selected for the project; he is the constant.
In every proposal
Responsibilities stated plainly, before anything starts.
Contracting entityNamed in the proposal
Inclusions & exclusionsStated before acceptance
Professional responsibilitiesIdentified by provider
Applicable permitsListed up front
Project acceptance depends on scope, location and delivery capacity.
How an engagement works
From scope review to agreed responsibilities
Step 01Share the scope
Provide plans, location, project stage, requested work and schedule constraints.
Step 02Review qualifications and capacity
The review checks project fit, provider qualifications, permit requirements and delivery capacity. Submission does not guarantee acceptance.
Step 03Agree responsibilities in writing
The proposal identifies the contracting entity, inclusions, exclusions, professional responsibilities and applicable permits.
Step 04Execute and close out accepted work
DJM is responsible for construction it contracts within verified scope. Engineering remains with the named professional provider where included.
For out-of-state & international owners
A senior principal on the ground in Florida.
For owners who cannot oversee a site themselves — without standing up an in-house team. Reporting in language an owner can act on, and core pages in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
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From a piece of land to a decision.
Build, partner, hold or sell — decided before the design team is hired, and carried by one accountable principal once it is.
Explore the services →Asset classes
Nine asset classes. One principal-led model.
Imagery is illustrative. Representative engagements are anonymized for owner confidentiality.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities and project acceptance
Engineering services and signed engineering documents are provided by Apice Engineering LLC under the responsibility of PE Rodrigo DePaula, where included in the agreed scope. Each proposal identifies the contracting entity, professional responsibilities, exclusions and permit requirements. Project acceptance depends on scope, location and delivery capacity.
Request a project review
Every engagement starts with a project review.
Tell us about the project: plans, location, stage, the work you need and any schedule constraints. This request starts a review; it is not a contract or confirmation of availability.
info@danieljorgemanagement.comBased in Orlando · working across Florida