Owner on the job
Luis Nunez bids it and stays on it. You are not routed to a call center.
North Carolina / General contractor
Built by the person who bid it.
East Coast GC is Luis Nunez. New homes, additions, and remodels, scoped in writing, with one name on the note.
Pine farmhouse. The finish line East Coast GC builds to.
Scope in writing
What is included, what is not, and what an allowance covers, before construction.
One address that works
Eastcoastgc1@outlook.com is the owner. This demo does not send that mail for you.
A site you can live beside
Dust controlled, paths kept clear, and the day closed so the house is usable overnight.
Services
Houses, and the rooms inside them.
- New homesA custom house from plans you trust, coordinated before the first stake.Read
- AdditionsA wing or a primary suite, tied into the house you have.Read
- Whole-home remodelsScope locked before walls come down.Read
- Kitchens and bathsCabinets, stone, tile, and the trades behind the walls.Read
- ExteriorsSiding, trim, porches, and a roof that looks decided.Read
- Porches and outdoor livingCovered entries and screened porches built as part of the house.Read
How a job runs
Four steps. No handoff in the middle.
01
Walk the property
Luis comes to the house. You talk about how you live in it and what the budget can honestly hold.
02
Write the scope
Drawings, allowances, exclusions, and a schedule go on paper before a nail is pulled.
03
Build, and report
One point of contact. A weekly note. Changes are written before the work changes.
04
Walk it together
Punch list in hand. You get the warranties, the paint colors, and a person who still answers.
You will not be handed to a crew you have never met. If the scope changes, you see it in writing first.
Where we work
The Piedmont, the Triad, Charlotte, and toward the coast. If the drive fits the job, that is said up front.
- Raleigh
- Durham
- Greensboro
- High Point
- Winston-Salem
- Asheboro
- Charlotte
- Wilmington