Professional Retaining Wall Contractors in Franklin, TN

Process is a big deal for us! Every good build rests on a solid foundation and our process is the foundation for how we run our business. The process starts with a scheduled phone call. Starting with a site visit is always fun, but a phone call allows us the opportunity to start our relationship with a collective respect for the time of all involved. We all live busy lives and we have found that so many questions pertaining to your project and where you are in the process can be addressed in that first 45 minute call. From there we will determine the next steps. For more on our processes, see our process tab. To schedule an introduction call to ask about your new project, click here.

Yes. Designing and planning are critical aspects of any important decision. Upon signing our "Design and Pre Construction" agreement, a retainer will be required to hold a place on our calendar.

While every project varies in timeline, we typically expect a bathroom to take 3-4 weeks and a kitchen 5-6 weeks. With advanced planning, we are able to cut down on the inconvenience of being displaced significantly. That being said, every project is different. Prior to starting the actual construction phase of your project, you will be given a calendar with a timeline prepared for your approval.

From start to finish, every project that we do includes the services of a project manager, who acts as a point of contact for our homeowners and whose job it is to keep them involved in the daily progress. Any questions that a client may have throughout the process can be easily addressed by this person. The project manager, as well as our internal software, keeps all contractors and other personnel in the loop with each project. This allows us to keep each project moving forward with efficiency while keeping all homeowners informed.

Some improvements require a permit while others do not. Principle Homes will handle all construction permits and ensure that your investment is protected by the required building codes.