Owner-side Stewardship for complex private homes
Your Steward represents you and the home as one thing, from before bidding through construction and long after move-in. Your professionals remain responsible for their work. Every decision remains yours.
Project by SOD Home Group, a separate design-build company under common ownership with Crewzz.
The problem
Each professional may perfectly understand the part they were hired to deliver. Read the agreements. Each one ends at the edge of that part.
Form, space and design intent.
Spans, loads and the systems that hold.
Grading, drainage, planting and the ground you walk on.
Price, sequence and the work in their own scope.
HVAC, plumbers, electricians, carpenters. One trade, one line item, one narrow slice of the build.
Who wants a piece of your project. Each with something to sell, install or service.
Aligned by design
Our service fee is agreed when the scope and planned construction budget are approved. No choice of contractor, supplier, material or solution increases our fee.
What our fee never includes
What happens next
Plans, bids or construction. We begin with what is already happening, show you what needs attention, and let you decide whether Crewzz fits.
Plans, bids or construction. We begin with what is already happening.
You see the open questions, where they can become expensive and what should happen next.
If we are right for the project, your Steward represents you through the work and after it.
What arrives for your approval
A price by itself is not an answer. Your Steward puts the reason, responsibility, money and timing in front of you before you approve.
“A number on its own is not a decision.”
Oren Dagan, founder
What happened, why a decision is needed and who owns the gap.
What can be done, what each choice costs and what supports the price.
What each choice does to the schedule and what we believe should happen.
In their words
Short films from homeowners, in their own homes. Each plays here when you choose it.
“Better than we ever imagined.”
Every detail feels designed around the way we actually live, cook and entertain. The vision and execution were spectacular, and they stayed involved until everything was finished to our satisfaction.
Jill · Miller Ranch project
“They completely transformed how we live.”
They listened to what we wanted and created beautiful, open spaces that still feel warm and comfortable. The quality was exceptional, and we couldn’t be happier with our home.
Owner story
“We always felt like they were looking out for us.”
Everything felt coordinated and easy. They listened, kept us informed and truly understood what we wanted. Our home turned out just as beautiful as we imagined.
Owner story
The founder
Crewzz began with a homeowner who could not hire the role he needed. So he became it. Oren Dagan’s own remodeling experience in 2006 led him into residential construction, and into one lasting question: who is looking after the homeowner when every professional has a different part to deliver?
The homes behind the stories
Real homes, photographed as they are today. Each one began with drawings, bids and a long list of decisions.
Project by SOD Home Group, a separate design-build company under common ownership with Crewzz.
After move-in
Construction ends, and then each team moves on. But your home's needs don't. Maintenance, repairs, landscaping, renovations, future improvements. The list goes on.
What you need is someone who knows your home, the people who live in it, and its history. Someone who stays involved long after everyone else has moved on. That's Crewzz: your home's Steward, long after the keys are handed over.
Questions worth asking
The first conversation is the fastest way to an answer.
Your Steward represents you and the home as one thing. Between the drawings, specifications and scopes we find the questions nobody has asked yet, send each one to the professional whose job it is to answer it, and package every decision for you the same way: what happened, what the options are, what each one costs, what it does to the schedule, and what we believe should happen. Your professionals stay responsible for their work. Every decision stays yours.
Before the next commitment. Plans, bids or construction already underway: we begin with what is already happening. It is easiest to close the gap before contractors price the work, but a project that has already started still benefits from someone on your side of the table.
No. Your architect, builder, designer and trades remain responsible for their own work, and their agreements stay exactly as they are. Crewzz adds one accountable person on your side: someone who follows the whole project rather than one discipline within it.
A project manager keeps the work moving. A Steward signs for the whole. That means watching the gaps between trades, keeping scope, bids and decisions comparable, and staying with the home from the first conversation through the work itself and long after the last trade has packed up.
Bring us the drawings and the bids. We will show you what each number includes, what it quietly assumes, what it leaves out, and what deserves your attention next, in plain language. Then you decide whether Crewzz fits the project. There is no obligation to continue.
For as long as the home needs us. Stewardship begins before bidding and continues through construction, close-out and the years after move-in, because most of what decides how a home performs is settled long before it is finished.
Yes. Air, water, light, sound, temperature and materials are decisions made early, while the drawings are still open. Getting them right at that stage is straightforward; correcting them once the walls are closed is expensive. We keep those questions connected to the rest of the project.
Crewzz was founded by Oren Dagan, whose own remodeling experience in 2006 led him into residential construction. Standing on the homeowner's side of that table showed him how much of a project is decided in the gaps between trades. That question shaped Crewzz into a dedicated Stewardship relationship.
Someone on your side of the table
Plans, bids or construction. We begin with what is already happening, and we will discuss what needs attention and whether the fit is right on both sides.
