About Us

Today, homeowners seeking contractors are in a difficult situation. In their pursuit of clarity and comprehension regarding house remodeling, individuals are inundated with incorrect information that can derail their hopes of acquiring the desired area. You cannot rely on a random website to provide an accurate quote if it is unable to comprehend your requirements.

On top of that, we have all heard of someone who was ripped off by a contractor who did a poor job, failed to communicate, or just made promises they could not keep.

The difference between a Renovation Dream and a Renovation Nightmare is in the expectations that are established for the undertaking. You can have a contractor who does excellent job, but if they do not listen to your needs, you will not be satisfied with the final product.

Ultimately, a homeowner must answer four straightforward questions.

• Will my contractor comprehend my wants, ambitions, and objectives?
• Will my contractor fulfill the commitments made?
• Do I believe the contractor's fee is reasonable?
• Do I have the financial means to hire this contractor?

Birkes Builders invests a great deal of effort in addressing the individual needs of our customers. Although our process is not for everyone, it is designed to develop a clear knowledge of these demands and to set the expectations of the projects we undertake. In the end, our process produces a much happier client and a long-lasting connection in which our clients know they can receive honest responses to all of their inquiries.

At Birkes Builders, we are committed to comprehending your needs and developing and constructing a space that reflects you precisely. We then put all of our pledges and expectations in writing and place wagers on them. Finally, we price our contracts to fulfill all expectations, eliminate surprise fees, and maintain a viable business, not to compete with contractors that cannot provide the same level of customer service.

After entrusting Birkes Builders with your vision, you will never need to engage another contractor again.