For general contractor contractors

Booked general contractor jobs for General Contractor contractors.

You’re walking a job site on a whole-house renovation. Across town a homeowner wants a build that's a six-figure job, and they’re working down a list of every GC they can find.That call comes to Maria: she screens it in general contractor language and drops the build onto your calendar, address and time already set.

$99/year plus your per-booked-job price. Confirmation and contact details by email and text.

The general contractor jobs homeowners call us about

Every one is a build you could never chase from walking a job site. Maria screens them and books the ones inside your service area:

Maria speaks general contractor

She can tell a submittals from a as-built, knows what retainage and TI (tenant improvement) mean, and doesn’t stall when a caller rattles off spec house vs custom or load-bearing. So the homeowner on the other end gets qualified, not fumbled — and while you’re walking a job site, she’s booking jobs.

Words she knows
submittalsas-builtretainageTI (tenant improvement)spec house vs customload-bearingRFIpunch listchange orderdraw scheduleback-chargelien waiverplumb, level, squareon center (16" OC)rough-in vs trim-outdried-in / weather-tightcrown the joistblocking and bridgingheader and cripplesnap a line / chalk line
Names she'll hear
SakreteLP (SmartSide / ZIP System by Huber)SchluterDuPont (Tyvek)PROSOCOLoctite (PL Premium)GRK FastenersDeWaltMilwaukeeMakitaBoschHiltiSimpson Strong-TieUSG (Sheetrock)James HardieTrexAndersenPella
General Contractor parts
LVL and glulam beamsAnchor bolts and post basesSill plates and sole platesSubfloor (3/4" T&G OSB / Advantech)Drywall (5/8" Type X, 1/2" regular)R-13/R-19/R-30 batt insulationPre-hung doors and door jambsWindow flashing and pan flashingVapor barrier / house wrapRidge vent and soffit ventsUnderlayment (felt / synthetic / ice-and-water shield)Flashing and step flashingPEX manifolds and shutoff valvesElectrical rough-in (boxes, Romex, breakers)
Products & tools
Roofing cement / masticTermite-treated / borate lumber treatmentPL Premium construction adhesiveGreat Stuff spray foamSilicone and acrylic caulkThinset and mortarGroutQuikrete / bagged concreteSelf-leveling underlaymentWood glue (Titebond III)Primer and paintJoint compound (mud) and tapeLiquid NailsForm-release oilDeck stain and sealerTotal station / GPS rover for layoutTrack saw and table sawMiter saw (chop saw)Sawzall (reciprocating saw)Skil saw / circular sawImpact driver and hammer drillFraming nailer and finish nailer (Paslode / Bostitch)Rotary laser and self-leveling laser levelTransit / builder's levelConcrete mixer and power trowelJackhammer and demo hammerCompactor / plate tamperSkid steer (Bobcat) and mini excavatorScaffolding and pump jacksGenerator and air compressor

These are the general contractor trade’s own vocabulary — not brands Maria Bookings is affiliated with.

From first call to booked build

  1. 01

    A homeowner reaches Maria

    Someone in your area needs a build. The call comes to us, so nothing lands on you while you're walking a job site.

  2. 02

    Maria screens the build

    The general contractor questions that matter: what's wrong, the address, how soon.

  3. 03

    Books it onto your calendar

    A confirmed build appointment inside your service area, texted to you and the homeowner.

  4. 04

    You show up and quote

    A confirmed time for a whole-house renovation. You pay only on a booked job.

General Contractor questions, answered

01How much does General Contractor cost in your area?

Pricing depends on the size and scope of your job. Use the quote tool above for a fast, free estimate tailored to your project in your area.

02Do you serve my area?

Yes — we cover your area and the surrounding area. Submit the quick quote form and a local pro will reach out.

03How soon can you start?

Most jobs can be scheduled within days. Tell us your timeline in the quote tool and we'll match you with an available local pro.

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