What’s the Scope of my Project?

While a one-room remodel may seem simple at first glance, home projects ca n involve a lot of moving parts. If your project covers multiple features ad specialties, you’ll likely need a residential contractor on the job.

The main benefit of working with a licensed residential contractor is that they’ll manage your project from start to finish, no matter what elements are involved. A residential contractor serves as your link to a portfolio of subcontractors, including electricians, plumbers, flooring specialists, and window and door installers. That way, your role is easy.

What Does my Timeline Look Like?

Some property owners prefer to spread projects out over months or years to budget. Others prefer to handle home improvement in one fell swoop. If you fall into the latter category, a residential contractor is your best bet.

Because residential contractors can work with multiple subcontractors on projects, they’re able to get jobs done quickly. They’ll find all of the necessary partners and materials, so you can knock out your home improvement goals efficiently.

Do I Need Project Recommendations?

While you may know roughly what you want your home to look like, you might be looking for advice on the details. A professional licensed residential contractor serves as not only a project manager, but a home improvement consultant. They’re able to assess your situation and provide recommendations based on safety, appearance, and longevity.

Ready to get started on your home remodel or repair? Schedule a consultation with McLean Development in Charlotte, NC.