Subcontractors – Jobs

The Jobs Subcontractors Do And What You Should Expect

The following is a list of the types of subcontractors I typically employ in building a house.

This represents the basics only.

Check the pages devoted to each particular subcontractor for all the details.

This may not be a complete list of the types of subs you need for the specifics of your job.

Consider this a general outline.

Surveyor - Marks lot boundaries, minimum building lines, elevations as needed.

Foundation contractor - Footing, concrete block, concrete slab.

Plumber - Installs and connects all water and sewer lines, tubs, sinks, showers, fixtures.

Exterminatior - Chemically treat soil for termites.

Framer - Assembles wood frame of house, wall, subfloors, rafters. Install windows & doors.

Electrician - Wires house, install light fixtures, appliances.

Insulator - Install floor, wall, attic insulation.

Roofer - Install roofing (shingles) waterproofs chimneys and vents.

Heat & Air (HVAC) - Install climate control system, gas lines, dryer and fan ventilation.

Security contractor - Install all elements of home security system.

Cabinet maker - Manufacture and install kitchen and bath cabinets.

Dry wall contractor - Hang and finish drywall (wallboard, “sheetrock”)

Mason - Install brick, concrete block, stone.

Concrete contractor - Pour and finish concrete driveway, sidewalks, patio.

Painter - All interior and exterior painting and caulking.