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General contractors

Coordinating larger projects across multiple trades.

A general contractor manages a project that spans multiple trades, coordinating scheduling, permits, and inspections so a homeowner isn't hiring and sequencing each specialist individually. This is the typical path for additions, larger renovations, and any project where the scope isn't limited to a single trade.

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Common questions

When do I need a general contractor instead of hiring trades separately?

If your project spans multiple trades, plumbing, electrical, and framing together, for example, a general contractor coordinating the whole job usually saves time and reduces scheduling conflicts.

How do general contractors typically charge?

Common models include a fixed project price, cost-plus (materials and labor plus a fee), or time and materials. Get the pricing model in writing before work starts.

Who is responsible for permits on a larger project?

Typically the general contractor pulls and manages permits as part of the project, but confirm this explicitly in your contract before work begins.

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