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MORE THAN ONE TRADE

Framing

Structural and non-structural framing for residential additions, renovations, roof modifications, openings, and related construction.

Exterior Construction

Coordination of roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters, trim, and related exterior building components.

Interior Construction

Coordination of drywall, carpentry, flooring, painting, insulation, and related interior improvement work.

Concrete & Masonry

Residential concrete and masonry construction coordinated as part of approved improvement, repair, or building projects.

Mechanical & Building Trades

Coordination of approved electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and related trade work when included in the construction scope.

Multi-Trade Projects

Residential construction projects requiring sequencing and coordination between multiple approved trades.

EVERY PART OF THE BUILD MATTERS

Mann General Contractors looks at residential construction as a coordinated building process rather than treating each material or trade as an isolated component.

• Existing Structure

• Framing

• Sheathing

• Roof & Exterior Wall Systems

• Openings

• Insulation

• Drywall

• Interior Carpentry

• Flooring

• Mechanical Trades

• Exterior Finishes

• Interior Finishes

REPAIR, MODIFY, OR REBUILD?

Repair May Be Appropriate When:

The affected condition is limited.
Surrounding construction remains serviceable.
Compatible materials and components are available.
A practical repair can be completed without creating additional construction issues.

Modification May Be Appropriate When:

The homeowner wants to change or improve part of the existing structure.
Openings, framing, layout, finishes, or building components require alteration.
Existing construction can reasonably be incorporated into the proposed work.
The project can be completed through a defined construction modification.

Rebuild May Be Appropriate When:

Existing conditions require broader correction.
Multiple components or trades must be reconstructed.
The existing configuration cannot reasonably support the intended project.
Reconstruction provides a more practical long-term construction approach.

WHERE BUILDING SYSTEMS MEET

Residential construction requires coordination where structural, exterior, interior, and mechanical building systems connect. These transitions should be considered together as part of the approved project scope.

Framing & Existing Structure

Coordination of new framing with existing walls, roof systems, floors, openings, and other building components.

Exterior & Interior Transitions

Coordination of exterior wall construction, openings, insulation, drywall, trim, and interior finishes where systems connect.

Openings & Structural Changes

Construction coordination around windows, doors, widened openings, enclosed openings, and related framing modifications.

Mechanical & Finish Coordination

Sequencing of approved electrical, plumbing, HVAC, drywall, carpentry, flooring, and finish work within the project.

STRUCTURAL & MULTI-TRADE CONSTRUCTION

Some residential projects require modifications to framing, openings, roof geometry, walls, floors, or other building components. Mann General Contractors coordinates approved construction work and the related trades required for the project.

01

Existing Conditions Review

Document observable construction conditions, project constraints, and the homeowner's intended changes.

02

Construction Scope

Define the proposed work, measurements, affected components, and required trade coordination.

03

Trade Coordination

Coordinate approved framing, exterior, interior, mechanical, and related construction work as required by the project.

04

Construction

Coordinate preparation, removal, modification, installation, and related approved construction.

FROM CONSULTATION TO FINAL REVIEW

01
Initial Consultation

Discuss the homeowner's project goals, existing concerns, desired improvements, and general construction objectives.

02
Property & Construction Review

Review observable building conditions, existing components, openings, framing, finishes, and related project areas.

03
Measurements & Project Scope

Develop project measurements and define the proposed construction work including all coordination requirements.

04
Material Selection & Scheduling

Coordinate selected materials, project details, trade sequencing, and anticipated construction scheduling.

05
Construction Coordination

Coordinate removal, preparation, framing, installation, trade work, and related approved construction.

06
Final Project Review

Review completed construction and project documentation with the homeowner.

BUILD THE PROJECT FOR YOUR HOME

Additions & Build-Outs

Residential additions and build-outs coordinated according to the approved project scope, existing structure, and intended use.

Framing & Structural Modifications

Residential framing and construction modifications involving walls, openings, roof geometry, floors, and related building components.

Interior & Exterior Improvements

Coordinated residential improvement projects involving exterior construction, interior finishes, and related trades.

Multi-Trade Construction

Projects involving multiple approved trades coordinated through one residential construction scope.

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION QUESTIONS

What types of residential general construction projects do you coordinate?

Mann General Contractors coordinates residential construction projects including framing, additions, structural modifications, exterior improvements, interior construction, and other multi-trade projects.

Can you coordinate multiple trades on one project?

Yes. Mann General Contractors coordinates approved residential construction involving multiple trades when those trades are part of the project scope.

Do you perform framing work?

Mann General Contractors coordinates residential framing and related construction for approved additions, renovations, roof modifications, openings, and other applicable projects.

Can you work on both exterior and interior construction?

Yes. Depending on the project scope, Mann General Contractors can coordinate approved exterior and interior residential construction as part of one project.

Do you provide engineering or architectural services?

No. When a project requires engineering, architectural design, or other licensed professional services, those services should be provided by the appropriate qualified professional.

Can you provide a construction estimate?

Yes. Mann General Contractors can develop construction estimates and project documentation for its proposed residential construction work.

READY TO TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT?

Tell us what you're planning. Mann General Contractors can review the property, discuss the proposed construction, help define the project scope, and coordinate the appropriate residential trades for the work.

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