At RestoBuilds, we are your one-stop partner for full-service general contracting, handling every aspect of your construction project from permits to final finishes. With our in-house team of expert designers, skilled tradespeople, and experienced project managers, we streamline the entire build process under one roof. This means fewer subcontractors, tighter timelines, and better cost control delivering projects efficiently, without compromising on quality.
What does a commercial general contractor do?
In broad terms, a general contractor is responsible for overseeing all the day-to-day coordination of a construction project, managing the on-site work and teams throughout each phase of building. They coordinate with architects and engineers to understand the structural requirements of the project, manage subcontractors, building codes, select and secure materials and equipment, and are primarily responsible for ensuring the overall safety of their job site.
Guiding You Every Step of the Way
At RestoBuilds, we are your one-stop partner for full-service general contracting, handling every aspect of your construction project from permits to final finishes. With our in-house team of expert designers, skilled tradespeople, and experienced project managers, we streamline the entire build process under one roof. This means fewer subcontractors, tighter timelines, and better cost control delivering projects efficiently, without compromising on quality.
Today, many general contractors are involved even before the design phase begins a key part of our integrated project delivery model. As a full-service contractor, we offer early-stage support with budgeting, estimates, and site planning. This proactive approach helps streamline schedules and reduce costs. Unlike traditional contractors who rely heavily on third-party subcontractors, we complete much of the work using our own in-house teams, giving you better control over timelines and quality.
Key Differences Between General Contractors and Subcontractors
In most construction models, the general contractor serves as the lead coordinating the project, hiring specialists, and acting as the main point of contact for the client. The specialists they bring on, such as electricians, painters, and HVAC professionals, are known as subcontractors.
Even relatively straightforward builds can require dozens of subcontractors. Managing this network efficiently is critical. Poor coordination can result in delays, added costs, and unnecessary markups. But with our streamlined structure and dedicated team, we eliminate many of these common issues. Our employees work as one cohesive unit, focused on the same goal not on competing for margins.
Ready to Start Your Project With Confidence?
Before you pour the first foundation or sign a construction contract, speak to our team. With RestoBuilds as your Project Consulting partner, you’ll gain clarity, control, and confidence at every step