General Contracting
With a Class B general building license as well as Class A, we can run a whole project, such as an ADU or an addition, under one responsible contractor. We build to the approved drawings from your designer, and every change is documented in a written work order. On a septic property, we check whether the system can support the ADU before you commit to the design.
Who it's for
- Homeowners building an ADU, addition or rebuild with plans from their designer
- Owners on septic who need the system evaluated before an ADU
How the work goes
- Send the approved or in-progress drawings, and we price the work trade by trade.
- On a septic lot, we start with the County OWTS evaluation.
- We supervise the site, sequence the trades and manage quality to the drawings.
- Every added item is documented in a written work order before it is built.
What drives the cost
- The drawings and the finish level
- Owner-supplied items, such as windows and doors, and the allowances
- Site work and foundations, which we self-perform
- Permit and agency fees, which the owner pays directly
What we do differently
Class B general building license.
Common questions
Can my septic system support an ADU or an addition?
That takes a County OWTS evaluation, which goes further than a basic septic inspection. The County looks at whether the system can carry the added use and may ask for a future expansion area. Start the evaluation before you commit to the ADU design, so the septic answer shapes the plans.
Where we do this work
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