General Contractor Services

Your Single Point of Contact

Managing a construction project involves dozens of moving parts: permits, inspections, materials, subcontractors, schedules, and budgets. As your general contractor, KB Construction handles all of it.

You deal with one company, one team, one phone number. We coordinate the electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and every other trade. When something needs attention, we handle it—you don't get caught in the middle of contractor disputes or scheduling conflicts.

What We Manage

• Permits & Approvals: Building permits, development permits, and regulatory compliance.
• Trade Coordination: Scheduling and managing all subcontractors and specialty trades.
• Material Procurement: Sourcing quality materials at competitive prices.
• Quality Control: On-site supervision and workmanship standards.
• Timeline Management: Keeping the project on schedule.
• Budget Control: Transparent cost tracking and change order management.
• Inspections: Coordinating all required building inspections.

Project Types

We provide general contractor services for:

• Custom Homes: New residential construction from foundation to finishing.
• Commercial Buildings: Offices, retail spaces, and mixed-use developments.
• Industrial Facilities: Shops, warehouses, and manufacturing spaces.
• Agricultural Buildings: Barns, shops, and farm infrastructure.
• Renovations: Major renovation and addition projects.

Why Work With a General Contractor?

Some owners try to act as their own GC to save money. Here's why that often backfires:

• Trade Relationships: We have established relationships with reliable subs who prioritize our jobs.
• Scheduling Expertise: Knowing when to schedule each trade prevents costly delays.
• Problem Solving: Construction issues arise—experience means faster solutions.
• Liability Protection: As GC, we carry insurance and ensure all trades are properly covered.
• Code Compliance: We know what inspectors look for and build to pass first time.

The cost of a general contractor is often offset by avoiding delays, mistakes, and rework that DIY project management creates.