General contractor in Genesee County, MI

Permit requirements in Genesee County vary by municipality. Work inside Flint city limits goes through the City of Flint's building department, while projects in townships like Vienna, Richfield, or Atlas are permitted through the township or county. Michigan's residential building code applies statewide, including the 42-inch frost-depth requirement for footings. We are familiar with how the permit process works across the county's jurisdictions and can walk you through what your specific project requires.

Concrete parking lot building and concrete sidewalk building are the most frequent commercial requests across the county. Many parking lots along major corridors in Burton, Davison, and Flushing were originally poured in the 1970s and 1980s and are now past their service life. We also handle concrete cutting for utility access and concrete repairs on existing commercial flatwork that has cracked or settled.

Yes. Pole building construction is well-suited to the larger lots found in Genesee County's rural townships. Post-frame structures work for agricultural storage, equipment shelters, and detached garages. Posts must be set below the 42-inch frost line, and the building will need a permit through the relevant township. We handle site prep, post setting, and the full shell build.

Concrete poured too late in the season can freeze before it finishes curing, which weakens the slab permanently. In Genesee County, the safe outdoor pouring window typically closes in late October or early November depending on the year. Footings and foundations also need to be excavated after the ground thaws in spring, which can run into April in colder years. Planning around these windows is part of how we schedule projects.