As your builder, our practice encompasses all aspects of your project, from our first meeting to the issuance of the final Certificate of Occupancy.

Our mission is to provide clear communication beginning with due diligence in reviewing all matters concerning the pre-construction of your project and how it relates to the property. Development of details, clear advisement and review of all systems used in your project are hallmarks of our service.

Our team is constantly reviewing project suppliers and subcontractors to maintain and insure that the cost, schedule and quality of your project remains on target in a seamless process.

The strength of our approach is that we consistently review specifications and warranties for the protection and benefit of the project. We provide an updated and detailed schedule throughout the construction process by use of critical path analysis. Through use of our vast experience, we offer solutions and cost leveling of specifications to the client for review, to assist in making informed decisions.

From building additions, to new homes, renovations, and ancillary structures we produce the highest quality and best service in the business.

In working with our clients, we form a collaborative team of professionals that provide guidance and beautiful finishes through each step of the construction process.

Hamilton Hoge limits the number of projects and its commitments in order to maintain the highest quality and hard date completion schedules.

Careful tracking of insurance, safety procedures, and cleanliness is our standard. We hope that you would consider our services as your Builder.

Additional services that we offer are the procurement of all permits, safety compliance, security procedures, pool houses, additions, garages and trellises.

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“Our client is the true architect. Our practice is to maintain a full reservoir of relationships with knowledgeable professionals and artisans to produce perfection for their project.”

– Hamilton Hoge