Are you licensed, insured, and bonded?

Yes. Ducere Construction Services, Inc. holds active General Contractor licenses in both Georgia (GCCO006711) and Florida (CBC1263793), along with a Georgia Residential/Light Commercial license (RLQQA005251) and NASCLA multi-state accreditation (credential 404696491). The company carries general liability insurance and can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) on request. Licenses are publicly verifiable through the Georgia State Licensing Board and Florida DBPR lookup tools.

How long have you been in business, and what's your experience with projects like mine?

Ducere Construction Services has been in business for 9 years, founded June 12, 2017, and registered with the Georgia Secretary of State (Control Number 17064167). The company has completed 17 projects across 6+ jurisdictions including new construction, custom homes, full-scope renovations, historic restoration, commercial development, and disaster mitigation in Georgia, Florida, and across multiple states via NASCLA reciprocal licensing. Ducere is independently ranked in the top 1% of 84,062 Georgia contractors on BuildZoom (Rank #123).

What license numbers does Ducere Construction hold?

Georgia General Contractor License GCCO006711, Georgia Residential/Light Commercial (RLQ) License RLQQA005251, Florida General Contractor License CBC1263793, NASCLA Accredited Examination Credential 404696491, and IICRC Certification IICRC7781459.

What areas does Ducere Construction serve?

Ducere Construction Services serves Atlanta, Austell, Mableton, Marietta, and Brunswick, Georgia, as well as Cobb County, Glynn County, the State of Georgia, and the State of Florida.

What is Ducere Construction's BuildZoom ranking?

Ducere Construction Services is independently ranked #123 on BuildZoom, placing it in the top 1% of 84,062 Georgia licensed contractors.

How do you price a project, and why do bids vary so much between contractors?

Every Ducere estimate is itemized across the same cost categories — materials, labor, site conditions, permits and engineering, overhead and insurance, contingency, and profit — rather than presented as a single lump sum. Bids from different contractors often vary widely because one may have quietly excluded site work, permits, or contingency, used a low fixture allowance to keep the headline number down, or simply not carry the overhead of proper licensing, insurance, and bonding. Ducere prices transparently against every category up front (NASCLA 404696491, GA GC GCCO006711, FL GC CBC1263793), including contingency tied explicitly into the written contract, so the number at signing holds up through the project.

How We Work

Our Process

Six steps. Permits before work. Documentation at every phase. This is how every Ducere project runs — whether it's a second-floor addition, a full renovation, or ground-up construction.

Step One

Consultation & Assessment

Every project begins with a conversation and a site visit. A licensed general contractor walks the property, documents existing conditions, verifies permit history through the local jurisdiction, and identifies structural, code, and scope considerations before anything is priced.

On-site walkthrough by a licensed GC — not a salesperson
Permit history verified via AHJ public records
Prioritized scope assessment: must-fix, should-fix, and value-add
Clear feasibility answer on your timeline and budget range

Step Two

Design & Engineering

All projects with structural scope are executed under stamped drawings from licensed architects and professional engineers. Design decisions, material specifications, and a line-item budget are locked before construction — eliminating the change orders that derail most projects.

Stamped architectural and structural drawings where required
Line-item budget with material specifications
Engineering coordination (LVL beams, foundations, load paths)
Fixed scope agreed in writing before any work begins

Step Three

Permitting

All permits required by the jurisdiction are pulled before work begins — that is firm policy, not a preference. As the licensed GC of record (GA GCCO006711), Ducere pulls permits across all trades as the single point of accountability for the entire scope.

Every required permit pulled before work starts
Single point of accountability across all trades
No unpermitted work — nothing that surfaces in a future title search

Step Four

Construction

Licensed subcontractors execute each specialized trade under a field superintendent. Critical-phase inspections are scheduled with the Engineer of Record for structural work, and progress is documented continuously with 360° reality capture so you can see exactly where your project stands.

Licensed, insured subcontractors for every trade
Critical-phase inspections on all structural work
360° photo documentation of progress (OpenSpace)
Direct communication — no wondering what happens next

Step Five

Final Inspection & Documentation

Every permit is closed with final inspection approval before the project is considered complete. You receive a full documentation package — the same package that satisfies inspectors, appraisers, and lenders if you ever sell.

All permits closed with final inspection approvals
Contractor affidavits and lien waivers — no mechanics’ lien risk
Before-and-after photography and material warranties

Step Six

Warranty

Every project carries Ducere’s standard 2-year workmanship warranty — transferable to a future buyer. If something needs attention after completion, one call to the office resolves it.

2-year standard workmanship warranty
Transferable to the next owner of your home
Manufacturer warranties registered and documented

Ducere Construction Services, Inc. · GA GC License GCCO006711 · FL GC License CBC1263793 · NASCLA Reciprocity (16 States) · IICRC Certified 7781459 · BuildZoom Rank #123 — Top 1% of 84,062 Georgia Licensed Contractors

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Whether you are breaking ground on a custom home, gut-renovating an investment property, or building out a commercial space — Ducere has the license, the engineers, and the track record to get it done right.

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