General Contracting

About the service

Responsible for overseeing the entire construction process, from the initial planning stages to the final finishing touches. They are your single point of contact, ensuring a seamless and coordinated effort from all involved parties.

Here's what a general contractor does for your home construction project:

1. Project Management:

• Your GC develops a detailed construction plan, including schedules, budgets, and milestones.
• They manage all aspects of the project, from procuring materials and hiring subcontractors to coordinating schedules and resolving any issues that may arise.
• They ensure that your project is completed on time, within budget, and to your specifications.

2. Subcontractor Management:

• Your GC oversees a team of qualified subcontractors, each specializing in different areas like plumbing, electrical work, and carpentry.
• They are responsible for selecting the right subcontractors for each job, ensuring they are qualified, experienced, and licensed.
• They manage their work schedules, ensure quality standards are met, and handle any disputes that may arise between them.

3. Quality Control:

• Your GC is responsible for ensuring that your home is built to the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship.
• They conduct regular inspections throughout the construction process, identify any defects, and work with the subcontractors to rectify them promptly.
• They guarantee that your home is built to code and meets all safety regulations.

4. Budget Management:

• Your GC works with you to establish a realistic budget for your project.
• They manage all project finances, including payments to subcontractors, suppliers, and vendors.
• They monitor spending closely, track progress against the budget, and inform you of any potential cost overruns.
• They ensure the financial integrity of your project and safeguard your investment.

5. Communication and Advocacy:

• Your GC serves as your primary point of contact throughout the construction process.
• They keep you informed of progress, updates, and any unforeseen challenges.
• They address your questions and concerns promptly and transparently.
• They advocate for your interests and ensure your voice is heard during all decision-making processes.