Austin, TX General Contractor

Austin homeowners have specific construction challenges that matter. Expansive clay soil causes foundation movement that affects tile, hardwood, and structural work differently than in other markets. The combination of intense summer heat and periodic hard freezes puts roofing, windows, and exterior materials through real stress. High humidity swings affect wood flooring more than most of the country.

We've been working in Austin since 2009 — long enough to know which neighborhoods have slab foundations versus pier-and-beam, which permits the city moves on quickly, and which subcontractors actually show up.

Austin neighborhoods we work in:

Hyde Park, Mueller, Tarrytown, Westlake, Bouldin Creek, South Congress, Travis Heights, East Austin, South Lamar, Rosedale, Allandale, Crestview, Cherrywood, Manor, North Loop, and more. If you're in Austin, we work there.

Austin construction permits:

Austin's Development Services Department has improved their permit turnaround over the past two years. Standard residential permits are currently running 2–4 weeks. Structural additions and projects requiring engineering take 5–8 weeks. We submit on your behalf and track applications.

Costs in Austin:

Construction costs in Austin are on the higher end for Texas. Labor is competitive, material prices reflect Central Texas logistics costs, and subcontractors are in demand. We don't pad quotes to absorb schedule risk — our pricing is accurate because our planning is thorough.