G.M. Wild Construction (GMWC) implements the “design-build” process, helping our clients achieve their home improvement goals within their budget guidelines. The design-build method, in comparison to the “design-bid-build” method, delivers the finished project with the following benefits: 

• The homeowner has one point of contact for the complete project from concept to punch list.

• The project is more efficient because the contractor and client consider the scope of work and budget from the beginning of their relationship. 

• GMWC is responsible for an excellent project outcome from start to finish. 

• Design-build projects take less time to complete. 

• GMWC’s design-build projects are completed on a “fixed price” contract.

GMWC runs an orderly, safe, and respectful work site. We clean up at the end of each day and keep unnecessary noise to a minimum. Our customers often remark on how pleasant it is to work with GMWC’s employees.

Yes, it is usually realistic for clients to live in their homes during construction. Even during kitchen renovations, we are able to accommodate homeowners’ needs. Thanks to our scrupulous dust protection procedures, our clients can live comfortably in their homes throughout the project. 

GMWC completes the vast majority of our projects using a fixed-price contract. If the scope of work from the original contract does not change, the project price does not change. This ensures there are no surprises at the time of final billing.

Our contract has a change order clause that provides for changes in the scope of work. The additional work does not begin until it has been specified and priced, and both the client and contractor have signed a written change order.

Yes we do. We pride ourselves on using high quality materials and best practices but will return to address any issues that clients may identify after project completion.

No. Although remodeling is a messy job, we go to great lengths to control dust and debris. At the end of your project, we thoroughly clean all parts of the work area so that you can move right in. 

GMWC uses a Lead Carpenter system. This means that there is one point of contact for the homeowner during the entirety of the job: the Lead Carpenter. Leads are bona fide carpenters in their own right, but they also, in consultation with the company president, schedule all aspects of the project, order materials, work with all the subcontractors, and communicate regularly with the client.