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Why BlueStone Construction & Project Management, LLC was Formed
BlueStone was formed in February 2005 to serve as a general contracting firm in Minnesota's lake home and cabin industry. Co-owners Larry McCulley and Jim Raboin had extensive commercial and residential contracting experience prior to BlueStone but recognized babyboomers from Minneapolis to Fargo (and beyond) were inmigrating up to Minnesota's lake country.
There is a real need for long distance lake home owners in remote regions locating expert, creative and trustworthy general contractors who can build lakehome masterpieces no matter how large or small. And finding one who is skilled in the ever restrictive environmental issues surrounding building at the lake is even tougher. As a result, BlueStone was created to serve long distance clients who want to build something more substantial at the lake but perhaps don't know who to connect with to get the job done.
Our strategy is simple. We have assembled a team of quality individuals, craftsmen and supply companies we take with us on every project. It doesn't matter where your lake property is located in Minnesota or Wisconsin. This is how we manage the construction schedule and project costs. It is also how we bring upper end quality craftsmanship no matter how remote the building location.
We even have one customer who has moved up to an island on Lake of the Woods. Literally all materials will be barged in over summer or trucked in over ice during winter. Their project is a multimillion dollar endeavor. It takes real planning and a vivid imagination to build on a rock up there. And getting the job done at a fair price is even more remarkable.
What is your first step if you are looking for a quality lakehome design/build general contractor? We tell our customers, "The first step is for you to invite us out to see your lake property." This is a practical approach. We need to see the property and all that is entailed with it. You need to meet your team in order to get acquainted with key individuals from BlueStone.
At your first meeting you will meet our architect, contractor and environmental specialist. These three players will identify approximately 90% of the issues surrounding your project before the first shovel is stuck into the ground.
For a $1,500 design fee, you will see preliminary design plans from our arichitect that includes preliminary construction costs from our contractor. You will also understand what environmental issues need to be addressed before construction permits are issued.
Seeing your team work for you prior to entering into a formal construction relationship is the best way in determining if there is a good fit. We here at BlueStone know that trust is earned. That is why we look forward to having the opportunity of serving you.
About the Author
Jim Raboin heads up BlueStone Construction & Project Management, LLC ...a design/build lake home general contracting firm serving Minnesota and Wisconsin lake country.
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