Licensed and Insured State Certified Building Contractor CBC1263969
Rebuild - Remodel - Repair - Handyman Services
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Projects we've completed
Master Bathroom Remodel
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Master Bedroom Remodel
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Master Bedroom Remodel
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Kitchen Remodel
Kitchen Remodel
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Client wanted more storage space
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Client needed Dormer Panels Replaced
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Water Damage Ruined areas of the popcorn ceiling
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Commercial Client
Sealed Floors in Four Buildings
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Commercial Client
Nail Salon needed more space for chairs
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Commercial Client
Refinish Floors & Conceal Hydraulic Elevator Pipes
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Outdoor Kitchen Build
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Shower Remodel
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F.A.Q.
How long does it take to get a permit?
It depends on the type of project requiring permits. If it's a simple bathroom remodel, plumbing and electrical are staying in the current locations it take 1-3 weeks. Once you get into needing drawings for additions, relocating structural members, or moving utilities your looking at more time. Now your plans need to see more officials in the building department. Honestly, it depends on how many are in the department and how busy they are. Some permits can take months to be approved.
Does every project need a permit?
No. Each city is a little different with what exactly requires a permit.
Why do I need a permit?
They is a few reasons. As a licensed contractor working on your job I can be fined as well as you. Another reason is the building inspector will ensure you job meets a minimum standard. The delay permits cause is annoying be in the end it's worth it. As it help hold the contractor accountable. Permits protect the property owner in the end. You want that record of work logged.
How soon can I get on your schedule?
Typically it depends on the type of job and location. It's common to have a 2-4 week lead time.
Can you give me price over the phone or can I text you some photos to give a quote?
Meeting to review your project is necessary to get a good quote and estimated time line. Even after looking at a project things can be missed. Once things get opened or moved unforeseen problems have a way of showing up. Looking at the project first hand also allows us to assess the environment for getting tools and materials in and out of the area.
Can I buy the materials and just pay for labor?
No. There are some contractors or handymen that are wiling to work like that. It's not as simple as many people think. When purchasing materials, there's sourcing, inspecting for defects, confirming quantities, confirming sizes, items match, delivering, and staging the materials. Also, part of purchasing materials comes the responsibility of running for addition materials should something come up or a change order is needed. The other thing to consider, is what if the materials fail. If purchased by the contractor the materials are part of job and therefore are part of the warranty.
Can I pay by the hour?
Some jobs call for time and materials. Which is a little different than what people usually mean when they ask that question. Most projects are bid per project.
Why do contractors change their price once they start the job?
There can a couple reasons for this.
1 - The contractor didn't know how to bid your job.
2 - The contractor purposely bid the job lower to get the work.
3 - During the course of the project unforeseen issues came up and require a change order.
It depends on the type of project requiring permits. If it's a simple bathroom remodel, plumbing and electrical are staying in the current locations it take 1-3 weeks. Once you get into needing drawings for additions, relocating structural members, or moving utilities your looking at more time. Now your plans need to see more officials in the building department. Honestly, it depends on how many are in the department and how busy they are. Some permits can take months to be approved.
Does every project need a permit?
No. Each city is a little different with what exactly requires a permit.
Why do I need a permit?
They is a few reasons. As a licensed contractor working on your job I can be fined as well as you. Another reason is the building inspector will ensure you job meets a minimum standard. The delay permits cause is annoying be in the end it's worth it. As it help hold the contractor accountable. Permits protect the property owner in the end. You want that record of work logged.
How soon can I get on your schedule?
Typically it depends on the type of job and location. It's common to have a 2-4 week lead time.
Can you give me price over the phone or can I text you some photos to give a quote?
Meeting to review your project is necessary to get a good quote and estimated time line. Even after looking at a project things can be missed. Once things get opened or moved unforeseen problems have a way of showing up. Looking at the project first hand also allows us to assess the environment for getting tools and materials in and out of the area.
Can I buy the materials and just pay for labor?
No. There are some contractors or handymen that are wiling to work like that. It's not as simple as many people think. When purchasing materials, there's sourcing, inspecting for defects, confirming quantities, confirming sizes, items match, delivering, and staging the materials. Also, part of purchasing materials comes the responsibility of running for addition materials should something come up or a change order is needed. The other thing to consider, is what if the materials fail. If purchased by the contractor the materials are part of job and therefore are part of the warranty.
Can I pay by the hour?
Some jobs call for time and materials. Which is a little different than what people usually mean when they ask that question. Most projects are bid per project.
Why do contractors change their price once they start the job?
There can a couple reasons for this.
1 - The contractor didn't know how to bid your job.
2 - The contractor purposely bid the job lower to get the work.
3 - During the course of the project unforeseen issues came up and require a change order.
Attention to detail makes the difference!
Proud Veteran of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army
Florida Licensed CBC - 1263969 / PA - W112859 / RE - 0686091
Proud Veteran of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army
Florida Licensed CBC - 1263969 / PA - W112859 / RE - 0686091