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We can build, renovate, or remodel it! We also provide general and sub contracting services. Contact Us to learn more!

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Services Offered

  • A large two-story house with white siding and a dark roof is surrounded by scaffolding, indicating it is under renovation or painting. The house has several windows, a porch with a white railing, and a yard with a gravel driveway and green grass. The sky is partly cloudy with some sunlight.

    RESIDENTIAL

    Custom Homes, Full Estates/Compounds, Detached Structures, Remodels, and more!

  • A red safety helmet resting on a textured surface with construction equipment and a bridge in the blurred background.

    COMMERCIAL

    Stores, Offices, Apartments, Multiplex’s, Retrofits, and more!

  • Warning sign on a construction site fence that reads 'Danger, Construction Site, Unauthorized Persons Keep Out' with construction machinery and orange safety fencing in the background.

    GOVERNMENT

    Runways, Dorm Halls, Offices, Schools, Retrofits and more!

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What’s Included:

  • “Construction” means construction, alteration, or repair (including dredging, excavating, and painting) of buildings, structures, or other real property. For purposes of this definition, the terms “buildings, structures, or other real property” include, but are not limited to, improvements of all types, such as bridges, dams, plants, highways, parkways, streets, subways, tunnels, sewers, mains, power lines, cemeteries, pumping stations, railways, airport facilities, terminals, docks, piers, wharves, ways, lighthouses, buoys, jetties, breakwaters, levees, canals, and channels.
    Construction does not include the manufacture, production, furnishing, construction, alteration, repair, processing, or assembling of vessels, aircraft, or other kinds of personal property.

  • NAICS codes 2361, 2362, 2381, and 2383

Kitchen Remodel Samples

  • Kitchen with drywall removal, exposed wood framing, and construction tools on the floor.
  • Ceiling with exposed beams and wiring, partially removed drywall, in a room under renovation.
  • Partially demolished ceiling with exposed wood beams, visible electrical wiring, and a new ceiling light fixture, with a doorway leading into a room that has a chandelier and furniture.
  • Modern kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, microwave, and oven. An island with a wooden top and black base is in the center. Books are on the shelf above the cabinets, and a variety of small appliances and utensils are on the counters.
  • Kitchen with white cabinets, black stove, microwave, and stainless steel sink, decorated with patterned backsplash.

Bathroom Remodel Samples

  • Bathroom with a bathtub, toilet, small window, wood cabinet, and a tower fan.
  • Cut-out section of wall around a window showing insulation and wooden framing, with drywall removed on sides
  • Bathroom renovation in progress with exposed wall studs and insulation, a bathtub with some debris and a blue liner inside, and tools on a towel nearby.
  • Construction debris inside a bathroom clawfoot tub with partially demolished wall and exposed insulation.
  • Close-up of a damaged bathroom wall with peeling paint and exposed drywall, next to a damaged bathtub with debris inside.
  • Bathroom wall with exposed insulation, pipes, and drywall; part of bathtub is visible at the bottom.
  • Partially finished bathroom with a window above a drywall wall, exposed wooden studs and insulation on one side, and a bathtub at the bottom.
  • A bathroom sink with exposed plumbing and insulation behind it.
  • Partially renovated bathroom wall with exposed drywall, window, and visible water damage or mold near the window.
  • Bathroom wall under renovation with drywall, exposed insulation, and window.
  • Empty bathroom with unfinished drywall, a window with a small potted plant, and a black trash bag on the floor.
  • Bathroom under renovation with partially tiled wall, blue painter's tape, and plastic covering the bathtub.
  • A corner of a bathroom showing unfinished wall with drywall and cement board, its bathtub with plastic covering, and blue painter's tape securing a tile or panel to the wall.
  • Corner of a room under construction with unfinished concrete wall, a window, and wooden cabinet.
  • Toilet next to a bathtub with plastic covering, bathroom under construction or renovation.
  • Bathroom shower area with marble tiles, a showerhead, and a small window.
  • Bathroom with beige marble tiled wall and a small horizontal window showing outside trees.
  • A bathroom corner with a window, marble tile walls, and a built-in shower niche.
  • Bathroom with a bathtub, marble wall tiles, a showerhead, and a window with frosted glass.
  • Close-up of a tiled shower niche with gray mosaic tiles, surrounded by large marble-look tiles.
  • Bathroom shower with marble tile walls, a window, and a chrome shower head.

FAQs

  • This basically happens the same way you would contract out any work such as electrical. The contract is with the company and the teams work to see your vision come to pass.

  • Residential: We are experienced with modular homes, track homes, renovations, remodels, and custom homes (small - large).

    Commercial: We are experienced with small projects such as store construction, store remodel, store upgrades and small office settings. This also includes the asphalt/concrete work, driveways, parking lots, and utilities. We would love to grow our experience and take on other small, medium, large, and heavy civil projects as well.

    Government:

    We are experienced with building Runways, Dorm Halls, Offices, Schools, Retrofits, and other various projects ascribed by the Army Core of Engineers.

  • This is a case by case basis solution setup which maximizes our ability to address your needs. If for example all you need is plans and some advice, we do not approach that with the same mentality as to those who need the plans, designs, estimates, oversight, and turnkey solutions. This is to keep it fair to you and not overwhelm anyone with our excitement at starting a new project.

  • Typically the primary difference in a construction superintendent versus a project manager is that construction superintendents work on construction sites alongside their construction workers, while project managers typically oversee the administrative aspects of a project and work. We harmonize these roles regularly acting in a hybrid position. This is due to many of our projects not having a Super. on site and because we enjoy learning all we can about the construction world. Which route we take is handled case by case to maximize our efficiency and keep it simple.

  • NO! We often work as a sub to help others fill in the gaps. Sometimes we just do framing and other times we just market out the project managers to help others with their projects.

  • No one is perfect. We understand things happen and will work with you get things right. Our mantra is “ Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men” Colossians 3:23

  • We handle these case by case and will work with you and the client to clearly assess what happened and how to move forward. We will apologize and correct accordingly and follow our mantra “ Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men” Colossians 3:23.