Frequently Asked Questions – Home Building & Contractor Services Genesee County MI

Costs depend on the size, scope, and complexity of the project. We review plans, site conditions, and timelines before providing an estimate so there are no surprises later.

Yes. Crannie Construction is a licensed Michigan residential builder.

Our Michigan Residential Builder License number is #2102112562.

We carry $2 million in total insurance coverage to help protect homeowners while work is underway.

Yes. We coordinate licensed trade partners for plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and other regulated trades as part of our construction management role.

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Costs vary widely based on size, design, materials, and site conditions. We review your goals and property before discussing realistic budget ranges.

Timelines depend on design complexity, permitting, and weather. Most builds progress in phases, which we explain during planning.

Yes. New homes require permits and inspections. We manage the permitting and inspection process as part of the build.

Weather can affect certain stages of construction. Scheduling accounts for seasonal conditions to keep work moving safely and correctly.

Warranty details depend on the scope of work and materials used. We explain applicable warranties during the project review.

 Yes. We can review land considerations and coordinate custom floor plan development.

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Costs depend on the type of addition, structural needs, and finishes. Estimates are provided after reviewing the existing home and plans.

Yes. Permits and inspections are typically required, and we manage that process.

Timelines vary based on size and complexity. We outline phases and expected duration during planning.

Yes. Additions are designed to blend with the existing structure so they feel like part of the original home.

Common value-adding additions include bedrooms, family rooms, and kitchen expansions. We discuss options based on your goals.

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Composite and pressure-treated wood are common options. The right choice depends on maintenance preferences and budget.

Most decks require permits and inspections. We handle that process.

Pricing depends on size, materials, and layout. We provide estimates after reviewing the design.

Most decks are completed in stages. Timelines depend on complexity and weather conditions.

Composite decks require less ongoing maintenance than wood. We explain care expectations for each option.

Yes. We manage both multi-level and attached deck projects.

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Emergency calls are prioritized to help limit further damage. Response time depends on conditions and location.

Yes. We assist with documentation and direct insurance billing when applicable.

We coordinate water extraction, structural drying, and moisture control to reduce mold risk.

Contents handling and restoration options are reviewed case by case.

Timelines depend on the extent of damage and required repairs. We explain expected phases after assessment.

Firefighting efforts often introduce water that can seep into walls and floors if not properly dried.

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We serve Flushing, Davison, Grand Blanc, Clio, Burton, and surrounding communities.

Yes. All listed services are available across these areas.

Flushing is our base, but we regularly manage projects throughout Genesee County.

Yes. We manage both residential neighborhood projects and rural property builds.

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