Coast Essential Construction (CEC) will streamline the transition from conception to construction of your new high-performance home or renew your existing home with custom renovations. We can take the lead with in-house architectural designs or work alongside your existing design team.
Dedicated to the highest construction standards, our services include cost estimation, permit submissions, subcontract tendering, and management of the entire construction and evaluation process, according to your budget.
Building a home involves making hundreds or thousands of individual decisions, an experienced team can be key to making the process efficient and enjoyable.
In-house architectural design services streamline the transition from conception to construction and allows for quick permit submission, and if necessary, late-stage design elements following.
We aim for the highest construction standards for thermal efficiency and air tightness. Integrating renewable energy through the use solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, and both air-source and ductless heat pumps, as well as biomass fuel sources and energy recovery technology.
We will work with you to design and construct significant alterations and additions to your home to help meet changing needs and add value to your property.
At Coast Essential Construction we know, from decades of experience, clear communication and transparency is the key to a rewarding custom home building experience.
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