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GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

Services

General Construction at Star Energy Construction covers four kinds of work. Each has its own scope, its own pace, and its own page — start with the one that matches your project.

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COORDINATION

How the Two Lines Work Together

A remodel, addition, or new build often calls for window and door work inside the same schedule. When it does, the General Construction team coordinates that piece directly with Windows & Doors so it lands on the right day of the build, instead of being scheduled as a separate outside trade.

Windows and doors and general construction have separate phone lines, so a call about one goes straight to the people who handle it. If your project already needs Windows & Doors on its own — a standalone replacement with no other construction attached — call that line directly rather than starting here.

DIRECTORY

Additional Services

Both are General Construction work under the same license, on the same line, with the same written scope. Whether they apply to your project, and how they sequence with the rest of it, is confirmed at the estimate.

QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked

I'm not sure which of the four services fits — what do I do?

Start with a phone call or the estimate form and describe the project in plain terms. The scope of work, not the category label, decides which page and which process apply — the team sorts that out with you before anything is written down.

Can one project involve more than one of these four services?

Yes. A whole-home renovation, for example, can include remodeling and a room addition at once. That gets handled as one coordinated scope rather than as separate jobs, and it's reflected in a single written estimate.

Do you work from plans we already have, or only from scratch?

Both. General Contracting covers executing an existing architect's or engineer's plan set as well as scoping a project from the beginning, and each of the four service pages spells out what that means for that kind of work.

Is Windows & Doors part of General Construction?

No — Windows & Doors has its own number for standalone window and door work (see the Windows & Doors page for that number). General Construction coordinates that trade internally only when it's part of a larger construction scope.

Describe the Project, and We'll Tell You Which Service Applies

One call or one form gets the scope in front of the right team. Nothing is scheduled until there's a written estimate you've agreed to.