FAQ’s
Yes to both.
I am state licensed and can show documentation to show proof for both items.
That depends on the project.
Each municipality has its own set of rules and regulations. There are also state and federal codes that we need to adhere to.
This happens from time to time and is usually an easy fix.
We get a list of items needing attention and fix the issue and call for re-inspection.
Depending on what it is and how far along the project already is in production.
This is a tricky question and a lot of factors need to be considered before we would agree to give a definitive answer.
Everybody has a different definition of 'small projects'.
Generally speaking, we do not take on small projects if they are only minor wear and tear fixes or patches.
Depends on the project
I would refer to the ‘What to Expect’ section for a detailed answer. Keep in mind, we are not a “hurry up” builder. Quality is always our goal.
These following documents may be needed:
If you have it: a plat of your property. If the project is an addition or new construction, a new foundation survey is highly advisable.
That is possible with certain stipulations.
If the client asks for extra work, upgrades, etc. and the additions are not within the scope of the initial agreement, a second consultation may be necessary to establish what needs to be amended on the contract and a new invoice would be issued.