Online reviews are useful, but they are not the whole story. For additions and ADUs, you want a contractor who has handled similar projects in your area and can explain their process in plain language.

Look at project type, not just license

A contractor who mainly builds ground-up homes may not be the best fit for tight infill additions or conversions. Ask to see photos or addresses for work that looks like what you are planning.

Ask how they handle changes

No project goes exactly as drawn. Clarify how change orders are handled, how surprises are priced and how often you get updates during the job.

Communication style matters

You will talk with your contractor a lot. If the early conversations feel rushed or confusing, it usually gets worse once the job starts.

A short phone call can help you decide whether we are a good fit for your project. You can start that on the contact page.