38 Guy
Front porch & steps
A cedar front porch and steps, replacing the old concrete stoop.
See the jobI design it, engineer it, and build it. You see the finished result and the finish date before a shovel hits the ground — and you deal with one person the whole way, not five trades and a coordinator.
Layout, levels, and material quantities drawn before the dig. You sign off on the design, not a sketch on a napkin.
Every task on a Gantt chart with its dependencies. You know what happens when, and what a rain day actually moves.
The trades are managed under the same contract, by the person who drew it. No hand-offs, no lost details, no chasing subs for a date.
38 Guy
A cedar front porch and steps, replacing the old concrete stoop.
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9 Wheatstone
A stone patio, laid start to finish.
See the jobQuality isn't what gets cut to hit a number. Every job is designed and built to the same standard.
Overheads are low, so you're paying for the work, not the business behind it. You get quality and price together.
Speed is the variable. A tight deadline means a bigger price; a flexible start date keeps it down. The Gantt chart shows you the trade-off.
Engineer first, contractor second
Most of my work is software for small businesses — websites, business intelligence, and custom apps. I'm also a jiu-jitsu black belt and build apps for BJJ athletes. Builds get the same treatment: plan it properly, then execute.
Tell me about the job. I'll get back to you by email.