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Top 10 general contractors in Sunrise, FL

Homeowners agree: these Sunrise general contractors are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
AD'S HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICES LLC

AD'S HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICES LLC

New on HomeGuide
2 hires on HomeGuide
7+ years in business
Serves Sunrise, FL
We specialize in the smaller projects We concentrate on the day to day things that break down in your home like: garbage disposal, ceiling fans ,drywall repairs, toilet repair, furniture assembly, pressure washing, screen replacement, baseboard installation,light remodeling
Monolith Property Construction, LLC

Monolith Property Construction, LLC

New on HomeGuide
8+ years in business
Serves Sunrise, FL
Monolith Property Construction, LLC, founded in 2016 and based in Hallandale Beach, FL, is a trusted name in the South Florida construction industry. With a skilled team boasting over 30 years of experience, Monolith specializes in residential and commercial remodeling, restoration, and new build construction. From major home improvement projects to efficient and budget-friendly renovations, Monolith guarantees client satisfaction and aims to build strong, long-lasting relationships.
Leo Solutions Service Inc

Leo Solutions Service Inc

5.0(1)
7+ years in business
Serves Sunrise, FL
Abigail D. says, "Excellent! Hard-working, highly motivated, prompt, skilled, honest. Beautiful work! And on top of it all, nice guys... " Read more
Barretta & Associates

Barretta & Associates

New on HomeGuide
49+ years in business
Serves Sunrise, FL
If you Google "Delray Beach architects" you will see that we have 31 reviews, all 5 star. Quality oriented, full service Commercial, Institutional, Industrial and Residential award winning, regional Architecture and Interior Architecture firm. Highest and best use analysis, rezoning, special use approvals, knowing what, why, and how makes the difference! Front runner in quality oriented Design/Build delivery systems. Recognized leader in innovative solutions. Barretta & Associates, when quality, time and budget are priorities! 17 reveiws on Google, all 5 star! I decided to become an architect in 5th grade and started doing homes in junior hig...

Your General Contracting questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

How much do local general contractors charge?

General contractors charge 10% to 20% of the total construction cost, known as "cost-plus." Some building contractors charge a flat fee based on the project but rarely charge an hourly rate. Home improvement contractors pay on your behalf for all materials, subcontractors, services, and permits.

What does a residential general contractor do?

Licensed general contractors manage and coordinate the entire building process. A general contractor estimates the job, provides the materials and tools, and hires specialized subcontractors for the construction work. Remodeling contractors can perform electrical work, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, or build a house

Why use a general building contractor?

A general contractor saves you time, resolves any problems, and ensures the construction follows code requirements. General contractors have a network of experienced, licensed, and insured subcontractors to properly build any project. Home contractors also source all the materials, tools, and permits and pay for them on your behalf.

Common projects to hire a licensed general contractor are home, bathroom, kitchen, and basement remodeling.

How do I find a good general contractor?

Start by searching our list of construction companies near you. After finding contractors in your area:

  • Get at least three estimates from building contractors to compare.
  • Ask for references and to see a portfolio of their past work.
  • Verify their insurance, worker’s compensation, and bond guarantees.
  • Call references, read their reviews, and check out their previous work on HomeGuide and Google.
  • Ask about their warranties and guarantees.
  • Ask for a full itemized contract in writing in case of a dispute.
  • Avoid making large payments upfront. Come up with a payment schedule for work completed.

What questions to ask a general contractor before hiring?

Ask these questions upfront before hiring:

  • How long have you been a general contractor?
  • How many similar projects have you built?
  • Can you provide me with a list of references?
  • Can I see your portfolio?
  • Are you licensed, insured, and bonded?
  • Have there been any lawsuits against your company?
  • How do you handle damages that happen on the job?
  • Who's the project manager?
  • What qualities do you look for in subcontractors?
  • What hours do you and your crew work?
  • How long will the project take?
  • What permits do I need, and will you obtain them?
  • What does your warranty policy include?
  • Can you provide me a written estimate or contract with a breakdown of all costs?
  • What is the structure of the payment agreements?
  • Do you offer in-house financing?
  • What do I need to provide to get started?

Do general contractors need insurance?

A general contractor assumes responsibility for the project and should be licensed and insured. Ask for a potential contractor's license number and proof of insurance before hiring. Ask your local building department for licensing requirements, then verify the licensing on the state's licensing board website.

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