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Last update on February 28, 2021
Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1994
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Prompt response, good detailed work, easy to communicate and work with"
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Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1996
Credit card accepted
Offers commercial services
"Fred is a God send. His work is amazing he is the definition of professional. This is the best architect in Sacramento he helped me build Daddy Os Smokehouse the best bbq on Sacramento. I'm forrver grateful and I'd recommend Fred to anyone looking for architectural services. I've sent him to my close friend to help build his restaurant and he's doing a great job as well for them."
Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2024
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I hired Liberty drafting for a custom build and they made the whole process very simple and enjoyable"
Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1986
Free estimates
Customers say: Quick response
"Did a very,very good job. Our plans went through the permit process with only a few questions that was answered promptly. Great person to work with!!"
Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2018
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Very quick and easy to work with. The drawings and the design for our project was perfect! Thank you!"
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Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2012
Free estimates
Warranties offered
Family & Locally owned and operated general contractor serving the Greater Sacramento area since 2012. European Standards Flooring & Remodeling offers general construction solutions for both residential and commercial property owners. Build better and smarter with us. When it comes time to find a general contractor, you need a reliable and affordable team that raises the bar for quality standards—that’s us. We meet the standards you set. Call us now to get the ball rolling on your next project!
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Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
In business since 2000
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Went very well and finished before promised time."
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Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
In business since 2004
Free estimates
"Sue was so helpful, and creative; not only our house design exceeded our expectations, but the whole process, the site consideration, the drawings, the floor layout, and the interior design study. all were excellent. Thank you Sue for the amazing work you did for us!"
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Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
In business since 2000
Free estimates
"Gary Tracht and his crew, Candido Marin and Abelardo Portillo, spent much of the last 16 months on a massive renovation of my two-unit home on Vesta Street in San Francisco. We initially hoped the task was limited to a termite problem in a front bedroom on the second of three stories on our home so got a simple, over-the-counter permit for repairs. But the termites had gone through the siding down into the front and south sides of the house and into two bedrooms on the ground level. Worse, Covid restrictions came into place and the City tried to shut down our renovations as "non-essential." All this with a mean rain season the first year and leaks to contain. Gary, Candido, and Abelardo had to carve off the whole front off the home and the whole south side to repair the damage, and they found a weak foundation on the front half of this historic two-unit building, which had to be re-poured and placed. Gary enlisted Kevin O'Connor, Inc to do engineering plans and pull additional permits as the City evolved into a new nightmare, on-line permitting process, which Kevin learned and navigated like the pro engineer he is. The building was carved out down to the dirt, a foundation poured, and four bedrooms re-framed, hardwood floors lovingly installed, custom stucco on the front and Hardiplank siding on the south wall, stair replacement, etc. They are very good with drywall and base molding replacements. The finish on those walls is smooth and perfect. Your eyes are happy to travel over the new paint, onto the base moldings and around closets and windows trims. A renovation at this scale is complex, and included electrical permit/inspection etc. Colm at Graham Plastering was the contractor (whom my family has used three times) placing tinted stucco on the face of the building that resembles marble! We got final on time for the whole job this month. Also, this job was cost effective and so was Kevin O'Conner, Inc (whom I have put onto additional, well performed work as I am an insurance adjuster)."
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Serving Cameron Park, CA and surrounding areas
In business since 2002
Free estimates
"Konstantin and his team helped us transform our 80 year old house into something beautiful and functional for our family. His team was friendly and easy to work with, and Konstantin was always available to answer my questions. They did a great job - our place is like new. We love our updated home and would recommend Five Star Renovation in the future."
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While you might think that architects only draw blueprints for buildings, they are much more involved in the overall construction process than you might realize. While they aren’t the ones swinging the hammers, architects do the following:
Communicate with the homeowner on the project request, including assistance when exact plans aren’t known
Develop computer-aided models and blueprints of the requested design
Ensure that the design incorporates form, function, and safety features
Provide the contractor with the agreed-upon design
Supervise the general contractor and any subcontractors throughout the project
Communicate any needed changes to the project with the homeowner and draw new plans accordingly
Before settling on and hiring an architect, it’s beneficial to you as a homeowner to ask some questions to familiarize yourself with their work. After all, you wouldn’t want to spend time and resources on a professional that doesn’t specialize in exactly what you want in a house. Some questions to ask your architect include:
How do you charge for services? Is it on an hourly basis, based on square footage, or based on project size?
How do we work together to stay on budget for this project?
Do you anticipate any future challenges with this project? How are these communicated?
What is your project management style? If you are not handling the day-to-day details, who is my point of contact?
Can I see previous similar projects that you’ve completed?
Do you have any specialty experience, like working on historic homes or using sustainable building materials?
The average cost to hire an architect for your home project ranges between $2,200 and $10,500. However, depending on location and project type, you might end up paying as little as $600 or as much as $45,000 or more. For example, the average cost of hiring an architect in North Carolina is between $1,800 and $2,000, but in California, that price tag jumps to $3,600 to $15,200.
The price you pay for your architect also depends on their experience level. For example, a principal architect, the firm's owner, typically charges $150 to $250 per hour. However, an intern architect with three to five years of experience usually only charges $45 per hour.
After you’ve spoken with your contractor and agreed on a project, they’ll draw up blueprints, or plans, that the construction crew will use. The blueprint process can take between four and six months to complete. While this can seem like a long time, remember that the architect must communicate with your municipality to determine codes, communicate with you as the homeowner with any changes or adjustments, and coordinate with the construction crew.
If you simply remodel your home or add an addition, the time to draw up the plans will be shorter since fewer permits and surveys are required. Even still, it’s best to plan for a few months for the architect to complete this part of the project.
Knowing if you need an architect for your project can be tricky, especially if you've never worked with one before. In general, small remodeling projects like replacing fixtures typically don't require the expertise of an architect. However, larger projects, like moving walls or adding an addition to your home, should include an architect to ensure the project is structurally sound.
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