8 trades, 1 contractor.
A general contractor with hands-on experience in all phases of building, which in practice means you hire 1 man for the whole job, and he is there for the parts that go wrong as well as the parts that go on the wall.
(435) 463-2530Call or text. Russ answers his own phone.
Trades8, listed below
PropertyResidential & commercial
WhereIron County, Utah
BidsOn site, free
01Bathroom RemodelsWalls opened, fixtures moved, tile set and the room put back larger than it started. The job Russ posts most, because it is the job he does most.02Kitchen RemodelsCabinets, counters, lighting and the walls between them. Where a kitchen wants to be one room bigger, that is a framing question, and framing is the day job.03Room AdditionsFootings, framing, roof, and a new room tied into an old house so the join does not announce itself from the street.04Foundations & SlabsExcavation, forms, a full grid of steel and a pour that is decided long before the truck arrives.05Framing & StructuralWalls, floors, trusses and the beams that let you take a wall out. The trade underneath every other trade.06Garages & ShopsAttached or standing on its own: slab, foundation, framing, roof and a door that clears the truck you actually own.07Closets & StorageA spare bedroom turned into the walk-in off the master. Borrowed space, framed and finished so it reads as original.08Doors, Windows & TrimNew openings cut and headed, sliders and patio doors set square, and the casing and base that make it all look deliberate.
What hiring 1 contractor actually changes.
1 numberFor the whole jobNo estimator handing you to a project manager handing you to a crew. Russ quotes it and Russ is on site while it is built.
SequenceHeld in 1 headDemo, structural, rough-in, board, finish. Trades that arrive in the wrong order cost money, and coordinating them is the job.
SurprisesPriced the day they appearOpen walls tell the truth. You hear what turned up when Russ does, not in a line item at the end.
RangeDirt to trimA footing poured from the dirt up and a piece of casing scribed to a bowed wall are the same contractor, 41 years apart in skill.
Tell him about the job.
A few lines is enough to start. Russ reads these himself and rings back to set up a walk-through: on site, in person, and free whether or not you go ahead.
(435) 463-2530