Multi-Family Construction Project Manager

Artisan Design Group (ADG), a Lowe’s company, is a leading national provider of interior finishings solutions for homebuilders and property management clients. ADG delivers end to end design, procurement and installation services for flooring, cabinets, countertops and a growing portfolio of interior products.

Founded in 2016, ADG has grown by uniting respected regional operators across the country. Following its 2025 acquisition by Lowe’s Companies, Inc., the company continues to operate as ADG while benefiting from the scale, resources and brand strength of one of the most trusted names in home improvement. Together, they are expanding their capabilities in a highly fragmented market while remaining committed to craftsmanship, service and local expertise that make their teams valued partners nationwide.

FLSA Status: Exempt

The Project Manager owns the execution of assigned new construction multifamily cabinet and counter top scopes from preconstruction and contract review through installation, final payment, warranty and closeout. This person is the primary point of accountability for schedule, scope, cost, quality, customer communication and documentation. The role performs the full project management workload without an assigned Assistant Project Manager, while coordinating closely with estimating, operations, field supervision, fabrication, vendors and the general contractor.

• Review plans, specifications, finish schedules, addenda, allowances, exclusions, unit mix and bid assumptions with sales and estimating before contract execution; identify scope gaps, constructability issues, long-lead items and commercial risk.
• Participate in scope reviews and contract negotiations; reconcile the estimate and proposal with contract exhibits, schedule, payment terms, retainage, warranty provisions and change-order requirements. Escalate exceptions before commitment.
• Lead the internal turnover and establish a documented baseline for quantities, finishes, unit types, buyout, labor budget, schedule, assumptions and open decisions.
• Planning, Submittals and Procurement
• Build and maintain a project plan tied to the GC schedule, including approvals, field measurements, shop drawings, material releases, fabrication, deliveries, installation, punch and closeout.
• Coordinate cabinet layouts, shop drawings, counter top templates, edge and backsplash details, sink and appliance cutouts, supports, accessories and interfaces with other trades. Verify dimensions and selections through the appropriate design and field approval process.
• Own the submittal and RFI logs; secure timely approvals for materials, finishes, samples, shop drawings and substitutions, and communicate revisions to all affected teams.
• Coordinate purchasing and release dates with suppliers and production; track lead times, acknowledgments, inventory, damage and replacements to protect the installation sequence.

• Coordinate the superintendent, field crews, template rs, fabricators, installers and subcontractors across both cabinet and counter top scopes. Confirm staffing, access, unit readiness and delivery logistics before work is scheduled.
• Attend project meetings and site walks as needed; maintain a reliable look-ahead, track unit or building progress, document blockers and promptly resolve trade conflicts, site conditions and schedule changes.
• Ensure work follows approved drawings, manufacturer requirements, specifications, safety expectations and quality standards. Arrange inspections, manage punch lists and drive timely corrections and acceptance.
• Coordinate cabinet installation, counter top templating and installation in the required sequence; verify that sinks, faucets, appliances,…