FAQ

General contractors with experience in commercial building construction and renovations for businesses are called general commercial contractors.

Commercial contractors collaborate and interact with vendors, staff, subcontractors, developers, and engineers when it pertains to the task at hand.

Protecting against liabilities, securing contracts, and managing projects are all responsibilities of a commercial general contractor.

A “primary” or “direct” contractor is one who has a contract with the property owner directly. A “general” contractor is one who is in charge of contracting subcontractors and organizing their work, ensuring that the project is completed on schedule and on budget.

Have you been in business for a long time?

Have you worked on similar projects to ours?

Do you have project managers on staff and reliable subcontractors?

Do you have a license, bond, and insurance?

How long will the construction take? What is the timeline for your payments?

Restaurants, grocery stores, shopping malls, sports facilities, local gyms, hospitals, corporate offices, hotels, private schools, and universities are all examples of commercial construction projects.