Sentences with phrase «licensed general contractor with»

Experienced Construction Manager and licensed General Contractor with a wide variety of project types.

Kenneth R. Baker is a Professional Engineer and licensed General Contractor with a practice in construction and...

Kenneth R. Baker is a Professional Engineer and licensed General Contractor with a practice in construction and real estate consulting and claims.

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In addition, I am a licensed general contractor, in Georgia, with 25 years of experience in the housing industry.

City of Rawlins (Rawlins, WY) 3/2006 — 7/2010 Building Official • Inspect commercial and residential building plans and facilities prior to occupancy • Maintained inspection records and prepare reports for use by senior management • Assist in construction board meetings and meetings with general contractors and subcontractors • Perform dangerous building reviews and serve as subject matter expert in court hearings • Responsible for issuance and suspension of contractor licensing • Provide guidance to bring sub-par buildings quickly into compliance with grading, zoning, and safety laws • Interact with architects, engineers, and mechanical engineers to ensure compliance with applicable laws

First let me preface my comments with, I am a real estate investor who also grew weary of trying to find a licensed, reliable, and knowledgeable general contractor who was actually available and willing to perform a whole home renovation on my historic home in San Marcos.

I currently own a business as a general contractor and recently was asked by a property owner I have worked with several times the past few years if I would manage his property, my question is this; what are the legal requirements for me to do so in the state of KY and will I need a real estate license?

The homebuyer had inspected the home with her husband, a licensed general contractor.

We bring design, style and flair to every project and partner with licensed general contractors in the locations covered.

Someone with a general contractor's license may be your best bet to manage a project that requires extensive time, specialized machinery and multiple workers with varying levels of expertise and licensure requirements, such as a kitchen remodel or home addition.