One company from the first conversation to the final walkthrough. No pointing fingers between the designer, the builder and the subs — because there's nobody else to point at.
Maybe it’s a first-floor primary suite, because this is the house you plan to stay in.
Maybe it’s an office and a library designed around how you actually work, instead of two desks shoved into spare bedrooms.
Maybe the kids get their own part of the house, where they can play, have friends over and make noise.
Maybe it’s a big kitchen, because that’s where everyone ends up anyway.
A mudroom where muddy shoes actually have somewhere to go. A garage with enough room for the vehicles and everything else you own. A covered space out back where you’ll spend half the summer.
Those aren’t really upgrades. They’re decisions about how you want to live.
And when you’re building from scratch, you get to make them before the walls go up — instead of spending the next fifteen years trying to change them.
“I sent pictures and within days he was personally here to see and feel what I wanted. He came back with diagrams and a dream was fulfilled. From an accurate estimate to a contract signed not much time had passed.”
“After a walk through and sitting down to talk about what we wanted, Mike designed the plans. He was very flexible with decisions that were made throughout the job.”
“Mike at Smego Construction truly takes pride in his craftsmanship. As a photographer who has seen the details up close, it’s clear he cares about the quality of his work.”
Fifteen minutes on the phone. You’ll have a realistic range before we hang up — and if we’re not the right people for it, I’ll tell you.