FAQ
Straight
answers.
The questions we hear most, answered the way we'd want them answered — plainly.
What does a general contractor do?
A general contractor is your project manager. We oversee the entire build — coordinating architects, engineers, subcontractors, permits, and inspections — and handle the day-to-day so the job stays on schedule and everything is in order before work ever starts. You get one accountable point of contact instead of a dozen phone numbers.
How long have you been in business?
Aggieland Contracting has been building in Brazos County for over 11 years, and our team brings more than 125 years of combined experience across home construction, general contracting, and remodeling.
Who will be working on my project?
Our own crews and only the most professional, skilled trade partners in the business. Long-standing working relationships mean we know exactly who is on your job — and that they build to our standard, every time.
Can you provide references?
Absolutely. Years of repeat clients have left us with a long list of references — just ask. You can also browse our portfolio to see the work for yourself.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We hold safety and liability to the highest standard and make sure every job meets all local and national codes — no shortcuts.
What happens if costs change mid-project?
We've built our reputation on honesty: what we quote is what you get charged. If a change order ever becomes necessary, we tell you immediately, explain the why, and work with you on the path forward before anything proceeds. Clear, open communication — always.
Do you provide written estimates?
Yes — every quote is free, in writing, and work only begins after a contract has been drafted and agreed on by both sides.
How soon can you start my job?
We work with your schedule to get the job done in the window that works best. Timelines are discussed case by case — reach out and we'll give you a straight answer.