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Look for a licensed, insured contractor with direct experience in your project type and market. Ask for references, verify their license with the state (DBPR in Florida, CSLB in California), and make sure the principal — not just a project manager — will be involved in your build. A good GC should be transparent about budget, timeline, and subcontractor selection from the first conversation.

Construction costs vary significantly based on scope, finishes, site conditions, and market. A luxury kitchen renovation will differ from a ground-up custom home. We provide detailed pre-construction estimates so you understand exactly where every dollar goes before a shovel hits the ground. The best way to get an accurate number is to tell us about your project.

Timelines depend on the scope of work, permitting requirements, and design complexity. A full kitchen or bathroom renovation might take 8–16 weeks, while a ground-up home can range from 10 to 18 months. We build detailed construction schedules during pre-construction so there are no surprises — and we hold ourselves to them.

It starts with a consultation to understand your project, budget, and timeline. From there, we handle pre-construction planning, permitting, subcontractor selection, and scheduling. During construction, you get principal-led site management with regular progress updates. We finish with a thorough walkthrough, punch list completion, and certificate of occupancy.

Almost always, yes. In both California and Florida, most structural work, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical changes require permits from your local building department. Working without permits creates serious liability and can affect your property value, insurance, and ability to sell. We handle all permitting and entitlements in-house.

A commercial tenant improvement starts with understanding your lease requirements and TI allowance, then moves into space planning, design, permitting, and construction. The goal is to build out your space on time and on budget so you can open for business. We handle everything from pre-construction estimating through final inspection in both South Florida and Los Angeles.

Commercial projects involve different building codes, fire and life safety requirements, ADA compliance, and permitting processes. Schedules are often driven by lease commencement dates and business operations. The coordination is more complex — multiple stakeholders, stricter inspections, and tighter timelines. We bring the same principal-level oversight to commercial work that our residential clients expect.