The Icon Construction Philosophy

Yes, our team holds residential and commercial construction licenses and we are fully bonded and insured.

A budget is just to ensure you {the customer} have realistic expectations for construction costs. Sometimes customers may not have any idea and we just like to know where to start our conversation with you.

YES, you can make changes, however, there may be additional costs involved that your Project Manager will go over with you to ensure all considerations are factored in.

This only applies to remodels/additions but will depend on several factors.

1. Can you and your family live through the noise, dust, debris, and inconvenience of being without modern conveniences (e.g., fridge, microwave, etc.)
2. Is it necessary to move out? What does your project entail?
   Icon will do its best to ensure expectations are discussed and met during the whole process and try to inconvenience you and your family as much as possible.

This applies to a remodel or an addition. New construction scenarios are different and can be discussed as needed.

For most projects, Icon partners with the customer and a local moving/self-storage crew to pack your belongings, haul them to an environment-controlled area for safe keeping and then bring them back upon request as the project calls for your items. There is a fee for these services, see your PM for more questions.

Yes, most likely you will need an architect unless you've purchased plans from another source. Online floor plans can be purchased but still require a local engineer to 'stamp' them for the building to begin. They ensure local codes are met. Should you need either or both services, we have fellow associates we work with that can help you!

Our timeline is as accurate as we can make it. We don't like giving unrealistic expectations to you, the homeowner. You need to be able to plan and adjust accordingly. There are some circumstances out of our control which we will notify you about as soon as we're made aware. Examples of this delay could be material shortages, mother nature, etc.

Permitting is handled on an as-needed basis, but most often one of our team members handles the logistics and paperwork that goes along with those needs/requirements.

We can help you as much as you'd like with your project, but we tend to lean on our supplier's specialized knowledge about specific finishes/fixtures. We can also put you in touch with several interior designers with whom we've worked with that could help you in the overall visual plan. Their fees would be separate from any construction costs.