General contracting · Remodels and builds
General contracting in Yakima for remodels and new builds
A licensed professional supervises every part of the job, from permits to subcontractors. We are licensed, insured, and bonded, and the heating work is already ours.
Chapter 01
Four trades, four schedules, one phone call
A remodel or addition has an electrician, a carpenter, a plumber and the heating crew, and every one of them works for someone who is also running other jobs. Left alone, nobody owns the timeline, and the homeowner ends up as the scheduler.
A general contractor takes that over. The responsibilities are securing the work permits, handling supply deliveries, and hiring and scheduling the subcontractors. You go on with your work and your family while one person keeps the sequence straight.
New furnace and flue installed in framed new construction
What a general contractor changes in a real remodel
Time and money first. Budget-minded owners can review estimates and pick more economical materials, but then there is less room to negotiate on labor and material availability. A contractor who schedules around other companies' jobs, and who is often able to get better pricing for labor and supplies, closes that gap. Paying subcontractors on time keeps the schedule intact.
Then the single point of contact. Instead of talking to different workers and suppliers, you talk to your contractor, and you are kept informed of everything along the way. That removes most of the confusion about where the work stands.
And the relationships. A contractor with years behind them has worked with the same subcontractors and suppliers before and knows who is reliable. In this business everyone prefers to work with people known for integrity.
Chapter 03
Where the remodel meets the furnace
Our general contracting sits next to our trade. A home addition usually needs heat, and a ductless mini-split is often the answer. New construction needs a furnace and a flue, and a fireplace needs a gas line. Those are jobs we already do, so they do not get handed to a stranger.
Seasonal Energy Services is a licensed, insured, and bonded Washington construction contractor, licence SEASOES786P1, general specialty, active. Licensed, bonded and insured matters because a job site is not always safe: accidents can hurt workers and damage your home, and you want everyone covered by workers compensation and liability insurance. Permits get procured, codes get met, and home inspections pass because the work is done without cutting corners.
The goal is to have it done once and done right. Experienced contractors have seen the multistage build or remodel many times, which is the whole value of hiring one.
Seasonal Energy Services is a licensed, insured, and bonded Washington construction contractor, licence SEASOES786P1. Call (509) 424-3245.
Five reasons to hire one contractor to lead
The same list in one line each. Where the work touches heat, we also do the furnace, the mini-split and the fireplace.
Time and money
One person schedules the labor and the supply deliveries, and the subcontractors get paid on time so nobody walks off the job.
One point of contact
You hear about every step from the contractor, not from five different workers and suppliers.
Working partnerships
Subcontractors and suppliers who have worked together before, and who know what the contractor's reputation rides on.
Covered and to code
Licensed, bonded and insured, with permits pulled and local codes met so the inspections pass.
Once, done right
A multistage build goes better with a team that has run the same sequence many times over.