General Contracting

Knowing who the best contractor for your job isn’t easy; there is a range of factors that can make your project a better fit for one builder over another. Each builder offers a unique set of services at different cost …

South Carolina recalls the Deep South and sprawling colonial neighborhoods, but its rich culture and geographical diversity are often forgotten; there is something for everyone in this charming state. South Carolina’s architecture is quite diverse due to its location: bordered …

Portland is the largest city in Oregon, and one of the most progressive cities in the country. Everyone who has been to the city can attest to the warm hospitality of Portland’s locals, and their nature-inspired zen approach to life. …

A lot of people are building homes in Vermont right now, and it’s completely understandable why. The scenery, alone, is gorgeous: the Green Mountains and Mount Mansfield are stunning to look at from the back of a beautifully designed deck. …

Austin is a fantastic place to live. US News & World Report’s Best Places to Live survey ranked Austin number one for two years in a row. The survey considered the quality of life index and the job market index …

The easternmost state of the U.S., tucked between the Atlantic coast and the Appalachian Mountains, Maine is famous for its jagged, rocky coastline, heavily forested interior, and picturesque waterways. The state is also well-known for its seafood cuisine, especially lobster …

A busy and populous city in the East Bay region of San Francisco Bay, Oakland is home to more than 400,000 individuals who enjoy its contrasting but beautiful landscape and environment. It is a city where hills and flatlands, houses …

Alabama, the “Heart of Dixie,” is a gorgeous place to live, full of history, conflict, and some really great music. Homeowners – and prospective home builders – might be interested to know that it’s the only American state that possesses …

Plano – safe, affordable, and progressive – is one of the best cities to reside in Texas. Forbes magazine named it one of the safest cities in the nation, and it has one of the lowest unemployment rates, perhaps because …

Famous for its desert landscapes, ranch-style homes, and cowboy culture, there’s clearly a stereotypical style to Texas. Yet only about 10% of the entire state fits that stereotype. From coastal swamps to woods and low hills to plains, there’s a …