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We do renovations and build new homes. I'm a superintendent/project manager/babysitter. I love making people's homes exactly the way they want them to be. Making custom one off shit for a single family that no one else has is absolutely the best. I love the idea thatbim making a house into a home.
The worst part is the fucking clients. Bunch of rich 'have to have it now' spoiled brat, lama people.
I've been doing this for about 35 years and still have zero way to reconcile these two things.
General contractor or subcontractor ?
General. Finish carpentry is in-house, just about everything else is subbed out. We have some fantastic subs too. My plumber has worked with me for close to 30 years. We sort of came up together. And my electrician is the most particular electrician I've ever worked with.