Our team is composed of passionate artisans who take pride in their work, resulting in a level of craftsmanship that sets us apart.
Our team of skilled artisans and tradespeople is dedicated to delivering the highest level of workmanship in every project.
We believe that a well-executed remodeling project can enhance your daily living experience.
We love turning ordinary homes into extraordinary spaces that you'll adore.
We firmly believe that a well-executed remodeling project can elevate your daily living experience, and that is the essence of our mission.
Our clients' trust and satisfaction have culminated in numerous referrals, a testament to our unwavering commitment to delivering remarkable outcomes.
Regardless of the project's magnitude, our extensive skills and resources position us to tackle any challenge with confidence.
Effective communication is the linchpin of our success, guaranteeing transparency and trust throughout the remodeling journey.
We don't merely remodel; we elevate. Your living spaces are on the cusp of a transformative experience.
General Contractor License Nassau CountyCommunication is the key to our success.
Our personalized approach means that your project is tailored to your specific needs and vision.
From concept to completion, we are dedicated to bringing your vision to life.
Our team, comprised of passionate artisans, reflects our dedication to the craft and artistry embodied in every project.
Bechtel, boasting an annual revenue of $17.5 billion, holds the title of the largest general contractor in the United States, while Turner Construction ranks as the second-largest with an annual revenue of $14 billion.
The cost of labor in a remodeling project is typically contingent on factors like project complexity, size, and location, with the labor component in a Los Angeles project generally accounting for approximately 25-35% of the total project cost, with some variation.
The profit margin for a general contractor typically ranges from 7% to 20%, representing the amount remaining after covering all job costs, and this typical contractor markup is typically calculated as a percentage, with the average markup varying from 7% to 20% or more.
An estimate is an informed projection of the anticipated cost for completing a job, which can be presented verbally or in written form, subject to client approval, rejection, or negotiation, while a contract is a legally binding document signed by both parties.