LaMay Property Development

How you protect the rest of a client's house MATTERS. Excited to see everything being removed from this space - that means it's almost time to start adding things back into the space!!

That ahead of schedule feeling!!👏🥳

What is that guy up to?!? (Shhhh, he'll never know)🤫

Basement showcase!! Thsi client did an excellent job with their selections - and is shows when you see how this project turned out! 👏

We're making great progress on this proejct!! Rough mechanicals are going in, and walls are about to go up!

Project Update - this is a salvage job, where we are picking up where another contractor left off... there's a lot of work ahead, so stay tuned for more updates!!
Jim Carrey would be proud

Bringing a contractor into your home can feel uncomfortable—and for good reason.
You’re inviting people into your personal space, around your family and your routines.
We believe construction should feel different. That’s why we focus on hospitality, communication, and
respect to create a better experience.

There are three simple ways to create problems on a construction project:
Poor communication, rushed or delayed decisions, and choosing low-quality materials.
A successful project comes down to clear communication, thoughtful planning, and quality choices.

When working through a renovation budget, two things matter most: allowances and material selection.
Low allowances can make a project look cheaper than it actually is, and material choices can
significantly impact your final cost.
Understanding both will help you make smarter decisions.

Many homeowners feel like they have to choose between great craftsmanship and great service.
We built our company to combine both—creating a better experience from start to finish.

Every homeowner approaches a remodeling project differently.
Some prioritize speed, others cost, and others quality.
The key is to define your priorities early and choose a contractor who aligns with them.