Greene Construction

Greene Construction employs a design-build approach because it is committed to working as a team with our clients to provide complete satisfaction. We want you to be happy with the results for years to come, which includes understanding why you reduced the square footage in the basement room or renovated your kitchen with your current appliances. This insight comes from using a design-build method, which involves making key decisions ahead of time to save money during the construction process. Any remodeling project begins with identifying current concerns, new features you want to add, any structural adjustments these need, the quality of materials you want to use, and time constraints for completing the work. After you've made your list, it's time to prioritize, and we'll see how many of the items on your list are within your budget. The amount of structural changes required has an impact on the design and engineering of your makeover. Preliminary drawings might be used for renovation projects that don't involve shifting walls. We usually advocate bringing in an architect or a house designer to aid with the technicalities when it comes to expansions and structural changes. When the project begins, everyone knows their roles and obligations by signing the contract. The contract lays out the duties, designs, fixtures, and materials that will be used, as well as a project timetable and daily schedule. Structural space and systems include rough framework and modifications to electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling systems. Expansions need excavation, a foundation, and the outside of the home, from the roof to siding, insulation, doors, and windows. Finishes, or what you see, are where you'll probably have the most fun choosing cabinet designs and materials, as well as countertops and other features. The number of choices you'll have to make is determined on the size of the room(s) and the scope of the project. The majority of other rooms include lighting, floo