General Contractor

General Contractor Services
in Orange County, CA

One licensed contractor responsible for permits, subcontractors, and every trade on your project — from a single room addition to a multi-trade renovation.

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Licensed & Insured — CA #1140564
Transparent Pricing
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Orange County
What's Included

What a General Contractor Handles

The role of a general contractor is coordination and accountability — making sure every trade on your project works together and nothing falls through the cracks.

Permit Pulling & Management

We identify what your project actually requires, submit the paperwork, and manage every inspection with the city — so you never have to navigate a permit office yourself.

Subcontractor Coordination

We hire, schedule, and supervise every trade — framers, electricians, plumbers, tile setters — in the correct order, so work doesn't stall waiting on the wrong person.

Room Additions

Bedroom, office, or living space additions that require framing, electrical, plumbing, and roofing to tie in seamlessly with your existing home.

Structural Repairs

Foundation issues, load-bearing wall changes, dry rot, and other structural work that needs to be engineered and executed correctly the first time.

Multi-Trade Project Management

Any project touching more than one trade — electrical plus drywall, plumbing plus tile — managed under one scope, one schedule, and one point of contact.

Insurance & Warranty Work

Repairs and rebuilds covered by a homeowner's insurance claim — documented, scoped, and executed to the standard your carrier and your home both require.

Why ProHome

A general contractor who's actually accountable

The value of a general contractor is simple: one licensed person is responsible for the entire outcome, not five separate specialty contractors each pointing at someone else when something goes wrong.

Regular Updates, Without Asking

You'll hear from us throughout the project — what happened today, what's coming next, and if anything changes.

Licensed & Insured — Verifiable

CSLB #1140564, B-General Building. Look it up yourself on cslb.ca.gov before you sign anything with anyone.

No Surprise Costs

Your quote is detailed, not vague. Change orders are presented before work starts — not as line items after the fact.

50+
home and property projects completed across Orange County
5★
Google rating from homeowners who'd refer us to their neighbors
0
surprise invoices — every cost is discussed before work begins
Our Process

Simple. Clear. No Guessing.

Every project we take on follows the same straightforward process so you know exactly where things stand at every stage.

1
Plan

Scope & Estimate

We walk the project, identify every trade involved, and build a detailed written scope with transparent pricing — a real number you can commit to, not a ballpark.

2
Prepare

Permit & Schedule

We pull required permits, line up subcontractors, and build a project schedule so work flows without gaps between trades.

3
Build

Build & Deliver

Trades show up on schedule, work gets inspected and signed off, and you hear from us regularly. Final walkthrough included before we call it done.

Project Inspiration

The Kind of Projects We Take On

General contractor walking a residential jobsite with a subcontractor Contractor and inspector reviewing an electrical panel during inspection Room addition in progress with partially finished stucco exterior
Common Questions

General Contractor FAQ

Straight answers to the questions we hear most often from Orange County homeowners.

What does a general contractor actually do?
A general contractor holds the license, pulls the permits, and is legally responsible for a construction project. We hire and supervise every subcontractor — electricians, plumbers, framers, tile setters — schedule the work in the right order, and handle city inspections, so you deal with one person instead of coordinating a dozen separate trades yourself.
Do I need a general contractor for a small project?
If your project involves more than one trade — say electrical and drywall, or plumbing and tile — California law generally requires a licensed general contractor. Even for smaller jobs, hiring a GC means one person is accountable for the whole result instead of you managing liability between separate specialty contractors.
How do I know a contractor is properly licensed in California?
You can look up any contractor's license status, classification, and bond information directly on the CSLB website (cslb.ca.gov) using their license number. Our license is CSLB #1140564 — a B-General Building classification, current and in good standing. Always verify before signing any contract.
What's the difference between a general contractor and a specialty contractor?
A specialty contractor is licensed for one trade — electrical, plumbing, roofing. A general contractor (B-General license) can oversee projects involving multiple trades and is responsible for coordinating and supervising them. If your project touches more than two unrelated trades, you legally need a general contractor rather than hiring specialty contractors separately.
How do you price a general contracting project?
We walk your project, scope out every trade involved, and give you a detailed, itemized written estimate — labor, materials, and permit costs broken out separately. No lump-sum number you have to take on faith, and no change orders sprung on you mid-project without a conversation first.
Where We Work

General Contractor Services Across Orange County

Based in Lake Forest, we serve homeowners throughout the OC. Select your city to learn more.

Have a project that needs a general contractor?

Free estimate. Detailed scope. No pressure — just a clear plan for your project.

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