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General contractors, or “GCs”, are the lead professionals on construction and remodeling projects. They manage teams of subcontractors and often their own team of highly skilled trades people. The GC should be your main point of contact for any questions or issues as they arise.
Estimates are free of charge
Payments can be made in cash, credit card, check or wire transfers. Payment terms vary project to project but generally run on a percentage of completion basis.
Depending on the project, permits may be a necessary component. Our team of expeditors, architects and Engineers can help guide you through the process.
This list isn’t all inclusive but is a good start when selecting a GC
A change order is a written amendment to an existing contract.
Absolutely! It is very helpful to have the client provide timely feedback and ideas.
Remodeling or selling can be a complex dilemma many homeowners face. There are many variables that should be considered such as current interest rates and inventory available as well as equity change related to the remodel.
We can be reached via text, phone calls and emails. We pride ourselves on our responsiveness to our clients.
While we try our best to be complete and comprehensive in our estimating process, things can sometime arise that may change the scope and cost of the project. When this happens, we address the changes immediately before moving on with any additional work.
The tentative project schedule will be laid out prior to the start of the project.
Material delays, weather and carryover can add to potential schedule changes.
Ideally sourcing your land and securing your funding would be some of the initial steps in a new home build.
We encourage site visits as long as they are scheduled to ensure a safe visit.
Project timelines vary but on average the process can take 12-18 months or longer.
Our team of architects can assist in determining any potential issues on your project.
If the materials specd on your build increase past a certain percentage or if the increase is due to a natural disaster or issue, the increase is passed on to the client. The specific details will be addressed in your building contract.