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  • 8 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Dallas, TX
  • 8 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Dallas, TX
Anitabh M. says, "After reviewing all the contractors, we picked NTBHM as they came out with the best price and had provided a detailed estimate. The estimate also was like a blueprint of what they were going to do. It gave us a good understanding of what is needed to accomplish these somewhat complex projects. The Traditional Indian Swing installation was super complex to achieve. One company gave me renderings of what they can do but quoted a very high amount. NTBHM initially had different plans but they came for a in-person visit and then leaned towards the same option which other company gave. But their estimate was almost 1/2 the cost of other company. They gave us a date of just 2 days after we confirmed to go ahead with them. We were given a plan of what is coming up but when the crew arrived they decided to play it different. The first thing they did was to cover all existing furniture in the room. They then built the platform for media room. They made sure that the platform was strong and sturdy. They asked for the paint used for the walls in media room and came next day to complete media room painting. For Swing they got treated wood which had a big crack. Once we told them to bring a new one they immediately got a new one. This time though we found that treated wood beam is not good for indoor because of off-gassing chemicals. I spoke to Alan and Troy and they then decided to order new wooden beam. The project got pushed to next week but upon request to get strong untreated Douglas Fir wooden beam, Alan went himself and got one. The crew then got going and then installed the swing. As the beam was going to take all the dynamic load of Swing and people sitting on it, the lead foreman Primo made sure to find the right plates and Studs which will take the load. He found the right spot and then made sure that the beam is secured really well. Primo is very knowledgeable and was a framer before working for NTBHM. His assistants Walter and Ronnie were good support. They did everything precisely as laid out by Primo. They all were very good to work with. I’m super impressed with the communication Alan and Troy maintain with their clients. Right from putting everything on the estimate to then executing everything to the T. The only thing I would encourage NTBHM to do is the prep required to start the job. The crew and the leadership have to communicate little better so that there are no stoppages or delays in any project. Also, the material and things which are agreed are what goes into the final project. For all my future projects, I’ll definitely hire NTBHM. Highly recommended. The reviews on google speaks for themselves."See more
Anitabh M. says, "After reviewing all the contractors, we picked NTBHM as they came out with the best price and had provided a detailed estimate. The estimate also was like a blueprint of what they were going to do. It gave us a good understanding of what is needed to accomplish these somewhat complex projects. The Traditional Indian Swing installation was super complex to achieve. One company gave me renderings of what they can do but quoted a very high amount. NTBHM initially had different plans but they came for a in-person visit and then leaned towards the same option which other company gave. But their estimate was almost 1/2 the cost of other company. They gave us a date of just 2 days after we confirmed to go ahead with them. We were given a plan of what is coming up but when the crew arrived they decided to play it different. The first thing they did was to cover all existing furniture in the room. They then built the platform for media room. They made sure that the platform was strong and sturdy. They asked for the paint used for the walls in media room and came next day to complete media room painting. For Swing they got treated wood which had a big crack. Once we told them to bring a new one they immediately got a new one. This time though we found that treated wood beam is not good for indoor because of off-gassing chemicals. I spoke to Alan and Troy and they then decided to order new wooden beam. The project got pushed to next week but upon request to get strong untreated Douglas Fir wooden beam, Alan went himself and got one. The crew then got going and then installed the swing. As the beam was going to take all the dynamic load of Swing and people sitting on it, the lead foreman Primo made sure to find the right plates and Studs which will take the load. He found the right spot and then made sure that the beam is secured really well. Primo is very knowledgeable and was a framer before working for NTBHM. His assistants Walter and Ronnie were good support. They did everything precisely as laid out by Primo. They all were very good to work with. I’m super impressed with the communication Alan and Troy maintain with their clients. Right from putting everything on the estimate to then executing everything to the T. The only thing I would encourage NTBHM to do is the prep required to start the job. The crew and the leadership have to communicate little better so that there are no stoppages or delays in any project. Also, the material and things which are agreed are what goes into the final project. For all my future projects, I’ll definitely hire NTBHM. Highly recommended. The reviews on google speaks for themselves."

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Try searching online to find the best general contractors in Dallas. Read the customer reviews, view ratings and take a look at their past project photos. Take your time and compare the work of several local contractors. 

You should also verify the contractors’ credentials. For example, you can try looking up a contractor’s license online.

Before hiring a pro, get cost estimates from several general contractors in the Dallas area. 

Before you begin your search, decide whether you want to hire a freelance architect, a small firm or a large firm with a professional team. Then, look for highly-rated architects in the Dallas area. Review their profiles for customer reviews and project photos. 

Contact a few architects and verify that they hold the proper licenses. You can also try visiting the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners to verify individual licenses. 

Lastly, ask the verified architects to send you a free estimate so you know how much to budget for your project. Aim to get price quotes from at least three professionals so you can choose an architect who charges the best price for high-quality services.

Architects may work for an architecture or engineering firm, they may work for a government organization, they can work for a construction company, or they may be self-employed (freelance). The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics explains that architects spend a large amount of their working time in the home or company office: meeting with clients; creating reports and architectural drawings; and working with other architects and engineers. When not in an office, an architect is often at the construction site either as part of the development of plans or to ensure building progress is following the blueprint.

When a client interacts with an architect, it is typically to have them design drawings for the construction of a house or a building. If you are a client who has hired a large architecture firm, there may be a team of people working on your design. But if you are working with a freelance architect or a smaller firm, one person (or a small group) will take your concept and translate it into an architectural blueprint that a builder can use to construct a house. The plans will lay out everything from the depth of the foundation to the materials to use to the type of metal to be used in the reinforcement. Once the plans have been created and handed off to the builder, the architect may remain on the project — depending on budget — and oversee progress.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the median salary of an architect in 2016 was $76,930. This range included architects with every type of company as well as self-employed architects. Depending on the architect and whether they’re with a firm or independent, they may charge per hour or by the square foot, or they may charge a percentage of the total budget for a construction project. An hourly rate is typically used for smaller projects such as providing consultation, helping clients hone their concept before the design process begins, or drafting documents and plans. If an architect is working on an hourly basis on a larger project, there will usually be an agreed-upon cap on the number of hours they will work. For larger projects, such as new construction or total overhaul remodels, architects may charge a percentage of the total construction costs. The architect will usually set the percentage you will pay after the total cost of construction has been accounted for. Percentages can range within a firm depending on the extent of the services they’re providing. For example, a lower percentage of the total construction costs may include drafting and minimal consultation and guidance along the way, while a higher percentage could include on-site project management services with every detail attended to. Architects may also charge by the square footage of the project. The rate per square foot can vary depending on the individual’s training, the services they are providing, the complexity of the project, and other factors — such as obtaining permits. The national average cost to hire an architect is between $1,690 and $2,500.

In a house plan, you can expect to see an overview of the construction site, floor plans, roof plans, foundation plans, electrical plans, exterior elevation and more. Always ask your architect what they plan to include in your house plan.

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