For personal residences, no. But if it's a rental or business property, you might depreciate the expense over time.
The most important part is ensuring that the construction or renovation is completed to the client's specifications, within budget, and on schedule while adhering to safety and quality standards.
The 30% rule suggests that you should spend no more than 30% of your home's value on any single renovation to ensure you don't overcapitalize on the investment.
For jobs under a specific dollar amount (typically $1,000), no. But for more extensive projects, a license may be required.
Ensure you have a well-drafted contract, maintain adequate insurance, keep accurate records, and stay informed about legal and tax obligations.