If you’re building or remodeling a home or office, there are several aspects to consider, from excavation and permits to design and cost. The turnkey approach to builds or remodels is one of the most popular options because it is simple and provides a host of benefits. Here’s what turnkey construction is and why you should consider it for your project.

What Is It?

Turnkey construction is when you hand off your project to the excavation and construction company of your choosing. In this process, the contractor has the majority of the say and responsibility for what they build. You and the company sign a contract that stipulates price, terms, and details, and then the company takes care of the rest. Unless otherwise specified and agreed upon in the contract, they are in charge of the design, materials, and management of the project.

What Are the Benefits?

While the construction company is primarily in charge, you do still have a fair amount of influence in the project since you’re paying for it. Negotiate any desired details, concepts, or design elements into the contract.

Turnkey construction also enables you to set a firm budget for the project, which covers everything from land clearing and excavation costs to materials and labor. Since it’s part of the agreed-upon contract, the company must pay for anything that goes over budget. This saves you the stress and expense of unexpected financial setbacks or hiccups.

Turnkey construction also takes the pressure and responsibility off of your shoulders. Once everyone signs the contract, everything is up to the crew. You won’t have to handle scheduling conflicts, unanticipated problems, permit holdups, or countless decisions that go into designing and building a home or office.

If you’re considering a turnkey construction project, ensure C&W Trucking in Bayfield, WI, handles all of the excavation, land clearing, and trucking needs. Since 1968, they’ve provided dedicated and affordable services with a competitive and skilled team. Demolition, excavating, trucking, and substrate and material delivery are just a few of the options they offer, and they provide free estimates. Explore their services on their website, and call (715) 779­-5628 to schedule a quote.