Construction Services
- General contracting: This is the most common type of construction contract, and it involves the contractor overseeing the entire project from start to finish.
- Design-build: This type of contract involves the contractor both designing and building the project.
- Turnkey: This type of contract involves the contractor providing the entire project, including the design, construction, and furnishings.
- Renovation: This type of contract involves the contractor remodeling or renovating an existing building.
- Demolition: This type of contract involves the contractor tearing down an existing building.
- Site preparation: This type of contract involves the contractor preparing the site for construction, such as grading the land and removing any debris.
- Road construction: This type of contract involves the contractor building or repairing a road.
- Heavy industrial construction: This type of contract involves the contractor building or repairing heavy industrial structures, such as power plants and refineries.
- Civil engineering: This type of contract involves the contractor providing civil engineering services, such as designing and building bridges and dams.
- Electrical engineering: This type of contract involves the contractor providing electrical engineering services, such as designing and building power lines and substations.
- Mechanical engineering: This type of contract involves the contractor providing mechanical engineering services, such as designing and building heating and cooling systems.
- Structural engineering: This type of contract involves the contractor providing structural engineering services, such as designing and building buildings and bridges.
Working With Home Owners
We love to work with home owners who have a vision. With our experience in construction and consulting, we are albe to help those visions becaome reality.
What can homeowners do?
They can become the owner/builder for their home. They must follow the laws and codes required for regular contractors and build their home, add on to the home, or remodel a small or large area.
Many people can do small jobs in their homes such as rebuilding or repairing kitchen cabinets, redoing wood floors, or anything that would not require a permit.
A construction consultant can help in all aspects of a project. If you are not experienced in what you are doing the consultant can guide you and answer your questions.
Please note: We are careful about giving advice or guidance in situations that might be dangerous. It is important to protect everyone, and the consultant is the individual who is responsible for licensing and insurance. We advise that professionals perform work such as electrical, roofing, using structural jacks, and scaffold work because they are dangerous and should not be done without extensive experience.