Finding the appropriate professional contractor for a project is important. It is equally important to understanding the project scope of work (and who is responsible to complete it). Scope of work noted “By Others” on permit drawings is terminology that can be confusing…
Homeowners
As a homeowner, it is important to be educated on all aspects of your current and future home. This section includes information such as residential renovation trends, resources, functionality solutions, financing, and contract/construction management.
Building through the fall, winter and spring seasons can be challenging in cold climates. Sub-zero temperatures can cause irreversible damages and increase construction costs. Protect your concrete foundation walls and footings by understanding winter construction practices!
A well written contract sets the expectations and protects both the homeowner and the contractor. An incomplete or confusing contract can leave one or both parties vulnerable.
Having the wrong contract could result in overspending, unclear expectations, and project delays. Everyone should know which contract is best for their project.
Not understanding the permit process can add unnecessary delays to the start of your project.
This stage is where the engineering is applied to the project so the homeowners can apply for a permit.