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REMODEL

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NEW CONSTRUCTION

As a state licensed and insured building contractor we are experienced in all aspects of construction.

 
 
STEPS OF OUR Process Sorry, your browser does not support inline SVG.
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In our first meeting, we discuss the scope, style, and budget for the project.

We also learn your vision for the finished product whether it is a new build or a minor renovation.

 
 

People come to us at different stages, some with finished plans and others just a concept. We take the time to review your plans or we will help you solidify your concept by recommending a draftsman to design your project.

Once the plans are finalized we submit them for permitting.

 
We recommend utilizing the permitting process to select all the finishes for your home.
— Shue-Kauffman
 
 
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Using the permitting period to make selections streamlines the project and ensures ample time since there are many decisions during a project.

When all of the prep work is finished it is time for the construction to begin.

 
 
TYPES OF Contracts Sorry, your browser does not support inline SVG.
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Fixed Price (aka hard bid) – A traditional bid with a fixed price for the whole job based on plans, selections, and a scope of work. To have a fixed price contract there must be final engineered plans, and a defined scope of work.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR WITH 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.

 
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Cost Plus – also called time and material, the project is based on the cost of all of the work plus a percentage for profit and overhead. Allows permitting and work to start on a project while final decisions are being made, also makes scope of work changes easier.

 
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Flat Fee – A contractors fee is agreed upon before the project begins to cover, supervision, overhead and profit for the job plus the cost of the labor and material. It is similar to a cost-plus contract but the cost of the project and the selections do not affect the fee.