No job too small · Serving New Hampshire's Lakes Region fabio@malkhutconstruction.com (774) 223-3306

What to expect

How a job runs, from first call to final walkthrough

Whether it is a new home or a loose railing, every job follows the same steps. You know the price, the plan and who to call before any work starts.

The process

Six steps, every job

  1. Call or request an estimate

    Tell us what you need by phone or through the estimate form. We reply to set up a visit.

  2. Free site visit

    We come out, look at the job, take measurements and talk through what you want and what it will take.

  3. Written proposal

    You get the scope, the price and the payment schedule in writing. Nothing starts until you sign off.

  4. Permits & scheduling

    We pull the permits the job needs, order materials and give you a start date and an expected timeline.

  5. The build

    Our crew does the work and we schedule and manage any plumbing, electrical, heating or septic partners.

  6. Walkthrough & cleanup

    We clean up, walk the finished job with you, and take care of any last items on the list.

On the job site

What working with us looks like

  • One point of contact

    You deal with Fabio for the whole job, including the trades we bring in. One number to call, one person responsible.

  • Clear communication

    You will know when we are coming, what is being done that day and what comes next. If something changes, we tell you.

  • Your home protected

    We cover floors and furniture near the work area and keep dust and debris contained.

  • A clean site

    We tidy up at the end of each day and haul away debris when the job is done.

  • Licensed trades

    Plumbing, electrical, heating and septic work is done by licensed professionals we hire and coordinate.

  • Inspections handled

    When a job needs town inspections, we schedule them and meet the inspector.

Payments & changes

No surprises on price

Your proposal lists the price and when each payment is due. Larger jobs are paid in stages as the work moves along, so you are never far ahead of the work.

If you want to add or change something once we start, or we find something behind a wall that needs attention, we explain it and price it in writing before we do the extra work.

  • Free estimates
  • Price and scope in writing before work starts
  • Payment schedule tied to the work
  • Changes approved by you in writing first
  • Final payment after the walkthrough

How to prepare

Getting ready for your project

  • Before the estimate

    Have photos, measurements, sketches or inspiration pictures handy if you have them. A rough budget helps us suggest the right options.

  • Before we start

    Clear the work area of furniture and valuables, and let us know about pets, parking and the best way in and out.

  • During the job

    Expect some noise and activity during working hours. For bathroom and kitchen work, plan for that room to be out of use for part of the job.

Questions

Common questions

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. We visit, look at the job and give you a written price at no charge.

Is my job too small?

No. No job too small. We take on repairs and small fixes as well as full builds.

How long will my project take?

It depends on the job. A shower door can be done in a day; an addition or new home takes months. Your proposal includes an expected timeline.

Do I need a permit?

Many jobs do, including additions, new builds, most structural work and plumbing or electrical changes. We tell you what your town requires and pull the permits. Find your town’s building department.

Do I need to be home while you work?

Not for most of the job. We will want you there for the site visit, key decisions and the final walkthrough.

Who does the plumbing, electrical and heating?

Licensed trade partners we hire, schedule and manage. You still deal with us for everything.

What areas do you serve?

We work across New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Look up your town or call to check.

From full builds to a single repair

Tell us about your project.

Call or send the details for a free estimate. No job too small.