General contracting is really project management with a tool belt on. Somebody has to hold the schedule, keep fifteen different trades pointed in the same direction, catch the clash before it gets built, and answer for the budget. That is the job we do.
Our trade list has barely changed in years, which is the real advantage. Electricians, plumbers, roofers, masons and cabinetmakers who have worked with us for a decade turn up when they say they will and fix things without an argument.
What we manage
- Scheduling and coordinating the full trade package
- Permits, applications and inspection bookings
- Budget tracking with costs reported as they land, not at the end
- Materials, ordering and delivery to site
- Site safety and day-to-day supervision
- Quality control at every stage, not just at the finish
- Residential and light commercial projects
Why our trade list matters
Anyone can hire trades. Getting good ones to prioritise your job is another thing entirely. Because we have worked with the same crews since the early days, our clients get people who show up on schedule and stand behind the work. Years after handover, our clients still text Craig and get put straight in touch with the right trade.
Common questions
What does a general contractor actually do?
We take responsibility for the whole project: the trades, the schedule, the materials, the permits and the budget. You deal with one team instead of coordinating a dozen separate companies yourself.
Do you take on commercial work?
Yes. Alongside residential we take on light commercial projects across Oceanside and the surrounding areas.
How do you handle the budget?
You get a clear estimate up front and costs reported as they come in. If something changes, you hear about it at the time, with the price, before the work goes ahead.
What areas do you cover?
Oceanside and surrounding areas, including Qualicum Beach, Parksville, Nanoose Bay, French Creek, Coombs, Errington, Bowser, Deep Bay, Whiskey Creek and Nanaimo.
