General contracting and specialized trade work from Vanguard Building Group in Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee
Two ways
to work with us
We can carry a whole project as the general contractor, or come in on a single specialized trade inside a project you are already running. The difference is the scope, not the standard.
Whole Project Delivery
We act as the general contractor and carry the project through. One point of contact, one party accountable for the work on site, and one place to go when a decision has to be made.
For an owner or a developer who wants a single contractor responsible for the finished job rather than a set of separate agreements to manage.
What we take on
- The project as a whole rather than a piece of it
- Sequencing the work on site
- Keeping the trades on the project working to the same plan
- One point of contact for questions and decisions
What we need from you
- The drawings and documents you already have
- Access to the site
- Someone on your side who can make a decision
Specialized Trade Work
Bring us in for a defined scope inside a project you are already running. We work to your drawings, your sequence and your site rules, and we coordinate with the trades either side of us.
For a builder, a general contractor or an owner who has the project in hand and needs one scope covered properly.
What we take on
- The scope you hand us, and nothing we have not agreed to
- Working to your drawings and your sequence
- Following your site rules and your safety requirements
- Coordinating with the trades either side of us
What we need from you
- A clear scope and the drawings that go with it
- The schedule you are working to
- Who we report to on site
Tell us what the project is
The first conversation is short. What the project is, where it is, and whether you want a contractor for the whole job or for one scope inside it. From there we go through the drawings and the site before anything is committed.
If the honest answer is that we are not the right fit for it, we will tell you that instead of bidding it anyway.