Frequently Asked Questions

A General Contractor is licensed and insured and regulated by the Local and Federal Government. General Contractors are familiar with all aspects of constructing a home, whereas a Handyman may not be trained or familiar with all areas of the Building process.

A Handyman license limits them to cosmetic items and should not be used for any Mechanical or Structural alterations. If you would like to know more about the license requirements click on this link to the Department of Professional Regulation. 

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A building permit is needed for all construction projects large or small. This is necessary to ensure that construction meets all building codes and is safe. It protects you, the Homeowner.

Property Owners should keep in mind if they sell their property, you will need to provide documents to show prospective buyers that all work was done properly and meets all local building codes.

All of our work has a one year guarantee from the date of completion. Some of the product manufacturers have a longer warranty period such as Air conditioners, Garage Doors, Roofing material just to name a few. Warranty details are reviewed during the Closing and contact information is provided to the new owner.

We are happy to provide references upon request. We have a long list of satisfied customers that will be happy to speak to you.