Top 10 General Contractors in Fruitland, ID

Porch Pro Headshot Propeller Painting & Remodeling LLC
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
(15)
Full service Remodel and renovation company specializing in multiple trades with years of experience striving daily to bring the best service we can to customers across the Treasure Valley. Whether it's a real estate investment property needing spruced up for a quick sale, a new home purchase needin...Read more about Propeller Painting & Remodeling LLC
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Full service Remodel and renovation company specializing in multiple trades with years of experience striving daily to bring the best service we can to customers across the Treasure Valley. Whether it's a real estate investment property needing spruced up for a quick sale, a new home purchase needin...Read more about Propeller Painting & Remodeling LLC
Porch Pro Headshot All Trade Construction Inc.
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
(7)
"We hired Bob several years back to help with a interior remodel. We bought an older home and wanted to update the home. Bob did a great job. Upfront with us the whole way. We continue to use Bob for additional jobs. I would recommend Bob to anyone. "
"We hired Bob several years back to help with a interior remodel. We bought an older home and wanted to update the home. Bob did a great job. Upfront with us the whole way. We continue to use Bob for additional jobs. I would recommend Bob to anyone. "
Porch Pro Headshot MD Fletcher LLC
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
MD Fletcher LLC is a light commercial and custom residential company focused in design-build, construction management and construction services. Our unique approach is one focused around development and construction management. We feel this places our clients in a position of being a building partn...Read more about MD Fletcher LLC
MD Fletcher LLC is a light commercial and custom residential company focused in design-build, construction management and construction services. Our unique approach is one focused around development and construction management. We feel this places our clients in a position of being a building partn...Read more about MD Fletcher LLC
Porch Pro Headshot D Light Construction Inc.
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
(10)
D Light Construction Inc., located in Boise ID, is an general and electrical contractor. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, D Light Construction Inc. provides the highest quality services to both residential and commercial customers. Our goal is to provide you with the happiest renov...Read more about D Light Construction Inc.
D Light Construction Inc., located in Boise ID, is an general and electrical contractor. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, D Light Construction Inc. provides the highest quality services to both residential and commercial customers. Our goal is to provide you with the happiest renov...Read more about D Light Construction Inc.
Porch Pro Headshot 4 S Concrete
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
4S Concrete is a family owned concrete business. Started from the ground up and on the belief that the details are what matter most. 4S Concrete specializes in decorative concrete ranging from stamped driveways, patio, floors, to concrete countertops. 4S Concrete has done anything from high profile ...Read more about 4 S Concrete
4S Concrete is a family owned concrete business. Started from the ground up and on the belief that the details are what matter most. 4S Concrete specializes in decorative concrete ranging from stamped driveways, patio, floors, to concrete countertops. 4S Concrete has done anything from high profile ...Read more about 4 S Concrete
Porch Pro Headshot Beford Flooring
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
Beford Flooring was established in 2008 with a vision to provide excellent quality service and products at an affordable price. We are a father add son team plus one, which allows us to be more detailed oriented for your project!
Beford Flooring was established in 2008 with a vision to provide excellent quality service and products at an affordable price. We are a father add son team plus one, which allows us to be more detailed oriented for your project!
Porch Pro Headshot Blue Sky's Roofing and Construction LLC.
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
We are a small locally owned business, where quality at the best price is your solution. We are a general contractor which means all your repair/construct desires can be met from one source. In addition we are invested in creating trusted, reliable, permanent repairs/constructs you see fit. From tor...Read more about Blue Sky's Roofing and Construction LLC.
We are a small locally owned business, where quality at the best price is your solution. We are a general contractor which means all your repair/construct desires can be met from one source. In addition we are invested in creating trusted, reliable, permanent repairs/constructs you see fit. From tor...Read more about Blue Sky's Roofing and Construction LLC.
Porch Pro Headshot Graham Slade LLC
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
We are a local company that is veteran owned and operated. We take great pride in being trustworthy and ON-TIME for our customers from our first contact until..... well as long as we have a relationship. We can handle all the small things on that honey do list up to coordinating a full remodel or ...Read more about Graham Slade LLC
We are a local company that is veteran owned and operated. We take great pride in being trustworthy and ON-TIME for our customers from our first contact until..... well as long as we have a relationship. We can handle all the small things on that honey do list up to coordinating a full remodel or ...Read more about Graham Slade LLC
Porch Pro Headshot Elite Tile
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
We are a small family oriented tile company located in Boise ID. We are professional tile installers. We remodel bathtubs, kitchens, fireplaces, etc. We do tub surrounds, patio tile, pool deck tile, etc. We install 2 cm granite counter-tops and we polish marble, terrazo and granite floors.
We are a small family oriented tile company located in Boise ID. We are professional tile installers. We remodel bathtubs, kitchens, fireplaces, etc. We do tub surrounds, patio tile, pool deck tile, etc. We install 2 cm granite counter-tops and we polish marble, terrazo and granite floors.
Porch Pro Headshot Precision Pump & Sprinkler LLC
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
I have a system that is guaranteed. It does exactly what it says, I am very pleased seeing my customers very happy and because my product and satisfactory my customers have been with me from day one. That's what my business is about, satisfying my customers by giving them exactly what they paid for....Read more about Precision Pump & Sprinkler LLC
I have a system that is guaranteed. It does exactly what it says, I am very pleased seeing my customers very happy and because my product and satisfactory my customers have been with me from day one. That's what my business is about, satisfying my customers by giving them exactly what they paid for....Read more about Precision Pump & Sprinkler LLC

Frequently asked questions about general contractors

A general contractor oversees building and remodeling projects from start to finish. Their main priority is making sure that a project progresses according to the schedule, is on budget, and that all work is done properly. All other contractors and workers answer to the general contractor and they answer to the client who hired them.

Start by getting bids from different contractors. Bids lay out your expected cost and the extent of the project, including materials, labor, and when the project will be done. If you have a local contractor in mind, feel free to work with them in negotiating the terms of a bid, rather than putting out a competitive bid request. Terms typically outline payment installments, an expected timeline for milestones, and the expected outcome at each phase of the project.

Once you've signed the contract with the general contractor, they bring in the workers and begin on the project. Throughout the course of the project, the general contractor manages all workers and subcontractors. General contractors generally own or work for a company that handles one or two aspects of building and remodeling. Very few do framing, finishing, electrical, concrete, plumbing, and landscaping on their own. So, it's quite common for general contractors to outsource work from other companies. The general contractor handles the hiring of these subcontractors, as well as paying them and their own workers. You only have to worry about paying the general contractor.

Hiring multiple subcontractors for a job might seem more economical, but it would put much of the decision-making on you. What you might save in money may be offset by the amount of time and mental energy you'd have to put into the project. An experienced general contractor knows the ins and outs of the construction business. They understand how to structure a project and work with subcontractors to get projects completed safely, and on schedule. This leaves the day-to-day decisions to someone with more experience.

The licensing rules in some states require hiring a general contractor for certain projects. If the state doesn't require a general contractor in your case, it makes good sense to hire a licensed and insured local contractor.

General contractors live by their reputation. They work hard to build trust with their clients and honor that trust through their management of construction projects. Even if they never lift a hammer during the course of a job, they feel a great sense of ownership of the whole operation.

General contractors usually have a vast knowledge of local building codes. Their understanding of construction and people management helps all subcontractors to work together. They see how each piece fits together to make a completed project. Subcontractors may take a narrow view of their role, which could cause problems for other subcontractors working on the next step. General contractors work closely with their crews, subcontractors, and you to prevent costly miscommunication.

Whether you're hiring a home contractor to build your dream house or searching "general contractors in my area" to oversee a remodel project, you'll be working closely with whomever you choose.

When you get underway with your contractor, you'll begin by sorting out every possible detail. Before work begins, the contractor will work out a project plan with you. The project plan may include determining fixtures, finishes, and furnishings — to avoid any cost gaps in the initial bid. The more specific you are, the more realistic and accurate the bid will be.

Make sure it’s OK to call or text your contractor throughout the day. Even if they aren't always available, they should provide you with contact information for a lead person or someone else you can discuss the project with. When possible, visit the job site. This gives the contractor or lead the opportunity to bring up any issues and ask any questions about specifics that weren't covered in the project plan.

It's also helpful to keep a project journal. Write down product order numbers. Jot down questions and ideas, and note delivery dates. This can make it easier to sort out any disputes that may arise later. Track any changes to the initial project plan in writing. If unforeseen changes occur, make sure to get a bid change in writing.

Other helpful tips:

  • Check on work as it progresses
  • Pay only for completed work
  • Be a fair customer by paying bills on time, responding quickly to questions, and treating your contractor and their workers fairly
  • Know the workers’ names, and make sure they have what they need
  • Establishing a good working relationship with your contractor from the beginning will lead to a more successful project

Some general contractors charge a flat fee. Most charge a markup, which is a percentage of the overall completed project cost. The markup amount covers their overhead, including advertising, insurance, office expenses, and their own salary. The contractor should outline all payments and expenses in the contract at the outset.

Contractors typically ask for a percentage of the total project cost upfront. This initial fee covers the cost of getting the project started, provides workers with their wages for the first phase of the construction, and helps serve as a deposit for the needed materials and supplies. Fifteen percent is a fair and decent initial payment for getting a project started. Most states cap this initial fee at 33%, and a good contractor should have good enough credit to cover remaining up-front costs.

After each phase or "milestone" gets completed, your contract will likely require you to pay more money toward the project. These installments are an expected part of the construction process to cover wages, additional supplies, and materials the contractor may need to continue. Even the most well-off contractor would quickly run out of money to move forward if they didn't include installment payments into their contracts.

A big project is a costly endeavor and a long-term investment. When choosing a general contractor, it makes sense to look beyond just the contractor’s fee. Be sure to hire someone that can provide proof of licensing, insurance, and references. Take the time to look into their track record. A good general contractor will leave a trail of stellar online reviews, and when you talk to former clients, they'll have only good things to say. When you enter a project with a contractor, you need a pro you trust with your home, so it’s wise to do your homework ahead of time to ensure a successful outcome.

Begin with a plan that lays out the scope of the remodeling work you want done. By the time you hire a contractor, you should have decided on materials, fixtures, appliances, and other items. If you've decided on any changes to the floor plan, be sure to add the specifics to your plan. The more details, the better. Add everything you can think of, down to the brass pulls for the kitchen cupboards.

Once you have this plan, start talking to contractors to get estimates and formal bids. Ask around for local contractor recommendations at your local hardware store, or go online and read client reviews. Good contractors tend to be very busy, so expect a waiting period from the time you contact them to the time they can start on the project. Be sure to seek out a contractor with experience in the job you need done. If you need a patio installed, scroll past them if they specialize in kitchens and baths.

When speaking to the contractor, make sure you're clear on which parts of the project the contractor will handle and which will go to a subcontractor. Ask for proof of licensing, insurance, and any relevant subcontractors' licenses. Check contractor credentials with your local Better Business Bureau.

Only sign a detailed contract, and be sure you understand every detail of the contract before signing. Be sure to get the proper permits for your project. A good contractor will be able to talk you through getting permits. In some places, contractors are able to get the permits themselves. Check in with the contractor regularly during the course of the project to avoid errors and miscommunication.

Searching online for "good general contractors near me" or getting referrals from a hardware or home improvement store is a first step to hiring a contractor. Take certain precautions before hiring a contractor to prevent costly headaches later on.

Begin by working with a professional architect or designer who's able to provide all the information a contractor will need. A designer or architect can also create the necessary drawings to submit for obtaining a permit. Include details like finishes, fixtures, plumbing work, electrical installations, and possible millwork.

Come up with a specifications list in advance. Write down the details of every element you want placed into the project, from the front door to the floor tiles that you want. Calculate to make sure all your selections fall within your budget and meet your personal requirements.

Make sure your contractor has the proper licensing and insurance. Check out a potential contractor’s previous work. They should be able to offer examples. When you interview contractors, remember that you'll spend a lot of time working with this person. You need to feel you can trust them because unexpected situations are bound to come up. Perhaps you didn't consider what style of door handle you want for the master bathroom, or the carpet you selected for the living room is no longer available. These types of situations happen with any project, so do your best to remain patient throughout the construction process.

See to it that your contractor provides a timeline that they can stick to and that works with your needs. Get a list of subcontractors they use, and look into their history. Use careful consideration when choosing your contractor for the most successful outcome.

Be sure your general contractor is licensed and insured. They should have both contractor’s liability insurance and worker’s compensation insurance. An insured contractor will take responsibility for the project and for anything that happens at the worksite. Make sure their insurance covers any subcontractors or that they only work with insured third parties.

Ask for proof of insurance right away. Hiring an uninsured contractor may seem less expensive, but it could cost you down the road. In the event of a job-site injury or property damage, a properly insured contractor will shield you from potentially catastrophic costs. Depending on the state you live in, if a worker is injured on your property and their general contractor didn't carry the proper insurance, you might be liable for the cost of treating their injuries.

Homeowners’ insurance policies cover property damage. Some also cover limited injury liability, but these policies have limitations. Even in the unlikely event that your policy covers 100 percent of liability, your premiums would most certainly go up. Contractors insurance ensures that you don't have to cover any costs unrelated to the project completion itself.

If a contractor is reliable, they'll be licensed and carry insurance, and if they don't have a license, no company will insure them. Proof of proper licensing and insurance is a sure sign of a reliable contractor.

Recent reviews for Fruitland General Contractors

14444

All Trade rebuilt our deck and remodeled the kitchen. Professional workmanship. Will hire for any future projects.

14367

Bob did a great job on our new porch. He was efficient, friendly and thorough. We appreciated his professional performance building our new porch. Thanks Bob!

16715

I enjoyed working with All Trade Construction. Because of my satisfaction with their work, I have referred them to other clients as well. All Trade was the first company to call me back in regard to my project (and the only company to call within 24 hou...

- Katie Miller
14446

Bob built a porch and finished a bathroom. Great work!

326960

STELLAR RECOMMEND! I just completely renovated a 1946 house in Star! Replaced the whole kitchen, leveled & added new flooring throughout, added closets, removed an entire bathroom, and fit in a new shower, stackable W/D, toilet and vanity, got Caleb's cr...

- Peg E Rollans
406588

Propeller painted the exterior of our house and from the bid through the painting of our home they were very professional and always stayed in contact with us on what they were doing. They did a beautiful job and left the place very clean.

- Perry Hampton

Everything You Need to Know About Fruitland General Contractors

Who are the best General Contractors in Fruitland?

We've found 51 general contractor providers that are available to you in Fruitland. On average, these have a 5.00 star rating, based on 1 customer reviews.

Keep in mind that every project has different requirements, and some general contractor professionals maybe be more equipped to handle the specifications of your general contractor services work than others. Talk to multiple general contractors before deciding which one is right for you. You will want to consider how much they charge, if they are properly licensed for general contractor services work in Fruitland, and if your project is a fit. Here are some suggested professionals and companies to get you started:

  • Nacarelli's Construction
    • Location: Fruitland
    • Overall job rating: 5
    • Accreditations/License: General Contractor, ACTIVE, veryify here: Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licensing
  • G&T Home Repairs
    • Location: Fruitland
    • Accreditations/License: Contractor (Registered Entity), ACTIVE, veryify here: Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licensing
  • Briscoe Construction Company
    • Location: Fruitland
    • Accreditations/License: Contractor (Registered Entity), ACTIVE, veryify here: Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licensing
    • Accreditations/License: Plumbing Contractor, ACTIVE, veryify here: Idaho Division of Building Safety
  • 2JCreations Llc
    • Location: Fruitland
  • Apace Labor & Construction
    • Location: Fruitland
  • Blue Sky's Roofing And Construction LLC.
    • Location: Fruitland
    • Been in business since: 2017

Does the general contractor I want to hire need to be licensed in Fruitland?

Before you start any project, it is crucial to learn about the certifications and licenses that you or your General Contractor need to have. There are 9 general contractors in Fruitland that are licensed.

Here are the types of license(s) General Contractors need to have to work on General Contractor Services jobs in ID:

  • Accreditations/License: Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licensing
  • Accreditations/License: Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licensing
  • Accreditations/License: Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licensing
  • Accreditations/License: Idaho Division of Building Safety

Can I browse unscreened General Contractors in Fruitland?

We do our best to screen all of our general contractors. However, there are still some general contractor professionals in Fruitland that have not been pre-screened. This means that their licenses may not be up to date to operate in Fruitland or ID. Always be sure to pre-screen them yourself before hiring. Here are some unscreened professionals offering general contractor services:

  • Precision Pump & Sprinkler LLC:
    • Active/Verified License: No, current status is inactive
  • Sleight Construction:
    • Services Offered: General Contractors
    • BBB Rating: A+
    • Active/Verified License: Yes, Current Status is Active
  • Trammel Construction:
    • Services Offered: General Contractors
    • BBB Rating: A+
    • Active/Verified License: No, current status is inactive

All General Contractors in Fruitland, ID

Porch Pro Headshot Weathertight Roofing, Inc.
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
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Porch Pro Headshot J&m fencing and decking
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
J&M Fencing and Decking is a new company in the area. We are looking to break through and make a great name for ourselves! We are veteran owned and ran.
J&M Fencing and Decking is a new company in the area. We are looking to break through and make a great name for ourselves! We are veteran owned and ran.
Porch Pro Headshot Kelli linch
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
I have been a general contractor for over 20 yrs
I have been a general contractor for over 20 yrs
Porch Pro Headshot Plan Create Build services
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho
Porch Pro Headshot How We Do Construction
General Contractors
Serves Fruitland, Idaho

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Fruitland 83619
Pergola Construction
Start Date
Within a week
Pergola area size
50-100 sq ft
Pergola construction material
Cedar
Prefab or custom-built pergola
Custom-built
Any design work completed
No
Pergola to be installed on
Existing patio
Payette 83661
Residential Building
Service needed
Residential Building
Start Date
I'm flexible
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Construction Project Management
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