01
Walk the property
Hear how you live in the house, what has to stay, and what the budget can hold.
The owner
Luis Nunez
East Coast GC is a general contracting practice, not a lead form sold to three other builders. Luis Nunez walks the property, writes the number, and stays on the job.
The work is houses in North Carolina: new construction, additions, and remodels that have to respect a house someone is still living in. The standard is the Pine Farmhouse. Quiet materials, straight lines, and a roof that looks decided.
This page does not send mail. The address to write is Eastcoastgc1@outlook.com.
02
Write the scope
Surprises get priced, not absorbed in silence.
03
Build, and report
The site is broom-clean at the end of the day.
04
Walk it together
A punch list, then the warranties, in a packet you can keep.
Questions, answered plainly
Do you work from plans I already have?
Yes. If an architect or designer has drawn the house, that set is priced, and anything that will not build cleanly is called out.
How are changes handled?
In writing. A change states the work, the cost, and the time, and it is approved before the crew does it.
Where do you build?
North Carolina. The Piedmont, the Triad, Charlotte, and toward the coast. If the drive is honest for the size of the job, that is said first.
Who do I talk to once the job starts?
Luis. Trades are coordinated, but you are not handed from estimator to someone you have never met.