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1. Plains Foundation Repair

Rapid City, SD16 years in business3 employees

Based in Rapid City, SD, Plains Foundation Repair works as a foundation repair contractor. The business has been operating for 16 years with a team of 3. A foundation evaluation usually includes measuring floor elevations, inspecting cracks inside and out, and checking doors, windows, and crawl space framing. The homeowner receives a repair plan showing where piers or supports would go and what the work area will look like. Common requests for foundation repair include chimney settlement stabilization, carbon fiber wall reinforcement, foundation evaluations before a sale, steel push pier installation and bowing basement wall repair. Homes in Rapid City built on expansive soil may show seasonal cracks that open and close, which is often a reason to have the foundation evaluated. Mention when the problems started, whether cracks seem to change with the seasons, and any past repair work or engineering reports on the home. Engineering reports, permits, landscape restoration, and drainage corrections done at the same time can add to the overall project cost. Besides Rapid City, homeowners in Box Elder can reach out for foundation repair. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 6:00 am to 11:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and PayPal. To get started, send Plains Foundation Repair a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. Free Agent LLC

Rapid City, SD4 years in business

Based in Rapid City, SD, Free Agent LLC works as a general contractor. It has been in business for 4 years. Most multi-trade projects in Rapid City homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include window and door replacements, subcontractor scheduling, basement finishing, structural repairs after water damage and bathroom renovations. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Besides Rapid City, homeowners in Box Elder can reach out for general contracting. Request a quote from Free Agent LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

3. Zenith Construction

Rapid City, SD3 years in business3 employees

Zenith Construction is a home construction contractor serving Rapid City, SD. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 3 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Rapid City include bathroom renovations, whole-home renovations, interior layout changes, subcontractor scheduling and room additions. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Customers in Rapid City and nearby areas such as Box Elder can request a quote. To get started, send Zenith Construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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