FAQs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
We start by scheduling a site visit with an experienced professional to assess your space and provide a detailed quote. Once approved, we handle the rest. As your full-service General Contractor, we manage everything from pulling permits and ordering materials to the final expert construction. We oversee the entire process so you can relax, and we always finish with a final walkthrough to ensure your new space is absolutely perfect.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
We proudly work with a diverse range of clients, from everyday homeowners and property investors to clients seeking custom, luxury upgrades. Whether you are a landlord needing a durable, value-adding porch addition or a homeowner designing a high-end backyard oasis, we have the experience to match your vision and budget. Because we are a full-service General Contractor, we have the flexibility to tailor our approach to fit any project size, and we bring the same premium craftsmanship to every single job.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Our best advice is to focus on setting your project up for success early and prioritizing proper protection. Before you even speak to a professional, the single most helpful thing you can do is snap a few photos of your current space and send them over. Seeing your existing yard, patio, or deck before a site visit gives the contractor a clear idea of what is going on and allows them to arrive prepared. It is also great to have a general idea of your budget, how you plan to use the new space, and a few inspiration photos so they can recommend the best materials to fit your financial goals. When it comes time to make a hiring decision, choose a company that is fully licensed, bonded, and insured. Construction has a lot of moving parts, and this ensures you and your home are protected if unexpected challenges pop up during the build. Finally, look for a contractor who takes the time to do an on-site visit, provides a detailed written estimate, and will act as your single point of contact to manage the schedule, the materials, and the tradesmen from start to finish.