Questions builders ask
What do you need to write a bid?
The plan set with the electrical sheet, your fixture and appliance selections, the house address and the month you expect framing to finish. If the selections aren't final, we bid with allowances and mark them.
Who pulls the permit and books the inspections?
The bid says who holds the permit. Either way we book the rough-in and final inspections with the local codes office, and the crew lead is on site for both.
What if framing isn't finished when your crew is scheduled?
Sabiha moves us and tells your superintendent the same day. The schedule shows the hold, so nobody finds out from an empty house.
Do you trim houses you didn't rough in?
Sometimes. We walk the house first and list in writing anything we'd need corrected before trim. Then we set a trim date.
What is on the spec sheet, and who signs it?
Service size, device counts, fixture allowances, low-voltage and EV pre-wire, and who orders what. Your superintendent and our crew lead each keep a signed copy before rough-in.
How do change orders work?
In writing, priced and approved before the work. A request over the phone on site becomes a change order the same day.
Do you take a single custom home, or only volume builders?
Both. A single house gets the same crew lead from rough-in to final.
Are you licensed and insured, and how do I check?
The license line is in the footer, with the board's lookup page beside it. We send a certificate of insurance to your office on request.
Still have a question?
Call during office hours or send the plans and ask us there.