Our priority is to assist you

Our clients are like family to us, so we do whatever it takes to keep them satisfied and provide them with high-quality, long-lasting results. By maintaining clean jobsites and completing projects on time, we’re able to earn their trust and repeat business.”

State and city codes mandate design and building specifications, including the height of railings and windows, the types of materials used, and special installation requirements. Whether you like them or not, you and your contractor are legally required to abide by code regulations. Codes and regulations change every year, so your contractor should be up-to-date on those changes. That is job #1 for us. 

As a homeowner, you’re ultimately responsible for working with a contractor that follows these codes; otherwise, you could be held liable for repairs. For example, you might not realize that if your home was built before 1978, your contractor must be EPA Lead-Safe Certified because the house may contain lead paint. Contractors that aren’t certified can spread harmful lead dust throughout your home, so it’s important to hire a company that will take the necessary precautions and has the certifications to work in that type of environment.