Making major home improvements can be a daunting commitment, and unless you are highly skilled in electrical wiring, plumbing and construction, you should turn to professionals to get the job done right. But finding the appropriate professionals to help you complete the job can be a major job in itself.
Hiring a general contractor will also save you money in the long run. Professionals may have access to stock products that will give your job the customized look you desire. In addition, if the job is done right the first time, less time and money will be devoted to fixing problems that arise in the future.
During the commencement of remodeling and renovations it is not uncommon for our customers to request a change of aesthetics or products. Often the scope of work is expanded to include additional projects. Shafer contracting will always have your interests in mind. Our pricing is consistent and fair whether we implement small additions, repair hidden damages, or add an entirely new project. We will always do our best to work within your preferred timeline, and keep our Gold Standard of quality and durability for your project.
Shafer Contracting considers it a privilege to work with customers in their home. Remodeling and maintenance work is typically somewhat disruptive and we strive to minimize the impact to your home environment. Every project is different and we always strive for a smooth transition from beginning to completion.
Shafer Contracting is accustomed to the commercial environment, with experience in environments such as Net App, Juniper Networks, Bruce’s Custom Covers, and more . We always strive to work ‘behind the scenes’ with little or no impact to staff and operations.
First, locate your property lines and develop a plot plan which would include your home, landscaping and the location of the utilities. This is important information because local codes have restrictions with regard to how close you can build to your neighbor.
Next, look at the structure and the floor plan of your home. With the help of Shafer Contracting, develop a plan to provide the most attractive, useful and economical addition to your home.
The last step before work begins is to have detailed descriptions of the materials and the scope of the work to be done. “How much detail should I have?” you ask. The short answer is “More, it is not possible to have too much.”
