
Licensed, insured and code-correct from the first nail to final walkthrough
Residential general contractor in Murphy for builds done right
A Residential general contractor in Murphy handles the whole job: permits, framing, trades, inspections and the punch list. SpanForge Pro builds additions, remodels and repairs for homeowners across Murphy, Texas and Collin County. We have been at it since 2022, and we run every project with the same rule: one crew, one schedule, one point of contact. You get a written scope, a real timeline and a phone number that answers.
What's included
What our residential general contractor service includes
Every project starts with a written scope, so you know what is covered before we start. Core work includes permits, demolition, framing, rough-in coordination, inspections, finish carpentry and the final walkthrough. Upgrades like custom cabinetry, stone countertops and hardwood flooring are priced as line-item allowances, so you control the budget instead of guessing at it.
Permits and inspections
We pull the city permit, post it on site and schedule every inspection: framing, rough-in, insulation and final. You get copies of each sign-off in your completion packet. This is the step that protects your resale value and keeps the job legal.
Demolition and debris haul
We protect floors and furniture, remove the old material and haul it off the same day. On a typical kitchen demo, that means 2 to 3 days of work and a clean floor by evening. You never come home to a pile of drywall in the driveway.
Framing and structural work
New walls, headers, beams and floor repairs get framed to plan and checked with a laser level before anything closes up. If we find structural rot or a widening foundation crack, we fix it now and document it with photos for your records.
Trade coordination
Licensed electricians, plumbers and HVAC techs are scheduled by us, not by you. We sequence them so rough-in passes inspection on the first try. That coordination is the main reason our Murphy projects finish on the date we promise.
Finish carpentry and paint
Trim, doors, cabinets and shelving get installed by our finish crew. Walls get Sherwin-Williams or Behr paint in the color you pick. We caulk, sand and touch up before the final walk, so the room looks finished, not almost finished.
Final walk and warranty
We walk the job with you, blue-tape every punch item and complete the list within 5 business days. You leave with inspection sign-offs and a 1-year workmanship warranty. If something needs a call-back, we schedule it that week.
Service overview
What a Residential general contractor in Murphy actually does
A Residential general contractor in Murphy is the licensed builder who runs your project from permit to final inspection. That means pulling the city permit, ordering lumber and drywall, scheduling the electrician and plumber, and making sure every trade hits code before the walls close. We frame, we coordinate, we inspect. If a foundation crack shows up mid-project or a roof leak soaks a ceiling, we handle the fix and keep the schedule moving. You do not chase subs. We do.
Murphy homeowners call us for the jobs that are too big for a handyman and too small for a custom builder: kitchen and bath remodels, room additions, garage conversions, storm repairs. Homes here sit on clay soil that shifts with every wet-dry cycle, so foundation cracks and sticking doors are common. We scope the structure first, then the finishes. If you need a residential construction contractor Murphy TX homeowners can reach on a Saturday, we answer.
The service timeline
How our build process runs
The process flexes to the condition, but these checkpoints keep decisions clear.
Walkthrough and scope
We meet you at the house, measure the space and talk through what you want. You get a written scope within 3 business days, with allowances called out. If a structural issue shows up, like a foundation crack or soft subfloor, we flag it before pricing the finishes.
Permits and plan
We pull the city permit, order a laser level survey if the floor is out of plane, and lock the schedule with our subs. You get a start date and a week-by-week calendar. Material orders go in early so lumber and tile are on site before demo day.
Demo and rough-in
Demo takes 2 to 5 days on most jobs. We protect floors and furniture, haul debris same day, and open walls for inspection. Electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-in follows, then the city inspector signs off before anything gets closed up.
Build and finish
Framing, drywall, insulation, paint and trim go in sequence. We use DeWalt and Milwaukee cordless tools for framing and trim, a laser level for cabinet and tile layout, and Sherwin-Williams or Behr paint on the walls. Daily site cleanup keeps the house livable.
Final walk and warranty
We walk the job with you, mark every punch item on blue tape, and finish the list within 5 business days. You get a signed completion packet with inspection sign-offs and a 1-year workmanship warranty. Call us any time in that year and we come back.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we use
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians, so the job is done accurately the first time.
DeWalt and Milwaukee cordless drills
Framing, cabinet installation and trim work. Cordless tools let us move fast without dragging cords through finished rooms, which keeps your floors and paint clean.
Laser level
Checking floor plane, setting cabinet heights and laying tile. A laser level catches a sloping floor before cabinets go in, which prevents gaps and door swing problems later.
Circular saw and nail gun
Cutting lumber and fastening framing, sheathing and trim. We use a framing nail gun for structure and a finish nailer for trim so the wood does not split.
Stud finder and tape measure
Locating framing before we cut into a wall and verifying dimensions against the plan. Every wall we open gets checked first so we do not cut a plumbing line or a live wire.
Concrete mixer and sledgehammer
Small foundation repairs, pier work and demolition. A mixer lets us pour small footings on site, and the sledgehammer handles tile and drywall tear-out without heavy equipment.
Sherwin-Williams and Behr paint
Interior walls, trim and exterior touch-ups. We use these brands because the color match is consistent and the finish holds up in Texas heat and humidity.
Use cases
When to call a residential general contractor
These examples show how the service framework adapts rather than forcing every call through one repair.

Storm-damaged roof and ceiling repaired
A spring storm removed shingles on the south slope and water ran into the attic insulation and a bedroom ceiling. The stain was spreading and the homeowner had filed an insurance claim but had no documentation. → We tarped the same day, replaced 14 squares of shingles and sheathing, replaced the wet insulation and repaired the ceiling drywall. The whole job finished in 12 days with photos organized for the claim.
Garage converted to a guest suite
A two-car garage used for storage, with a bare slab, no insulation and a single outlet. The family needed a guest room and a small bath for visiting relatives, and the city required a permit for the change of use. → A 380-square-foot suite with a full bath, mini-split HVAC, six outlets and spray-foam insulation. The project ran 11 weeks and passed all four inspections, including the final.
Problems we solve
Problems our Murphy residential general contractor solves
Most calls we get in Murphy fall into four buckets: water where it should not be, structure that has moved, wiring that is past its life, and a project someone else left half-done. Here is how we handle each one.
Foundation cracks and sticking doors
We inspect the crack, check floor level with a laser level and determine whether it is cosmetic or structural. Cosmetic cracks get sealed and monitored. Structural movement gets a pier or beam repair scoped with the rest of your project so you are not paying for two mobilizations.
Water damage and mold growth
We open the wall, find the source and fix the plumbing first. Wet insulation and drywall come out, the cavity gets treated and dried, then we rebuild. We document each stage with photos so you have a record for insurance and for resale.
Outdated electrical wiring
Our licensed electricians bring circuits up to current code during the rough-in phase, while the walls are open. We add grounding, replace worn breakers and install GFCI protection in kitchens and baths. The inspector signs off before drywall goes back up.
Roof leaks after a storm
We tarp and secure the roof the same day you call. Then we replace damaged shingles, sheathing and insulation, and repair the interior ceiling. Most storm repairs are done within two weeks, and we handle the insurance documentation.
Pricing process
What residential general contractor work costs
$14,000 - $65,000 for most Murphy remodels; additions run $180 - $280 per square foot
Scope and square footage
A 100-square-foot bathroom and a 400-square-foot addition do not price the same. Square footage drives material quantities, labor hours and the number of inspections required.
Structural work required
Moving a load-bearing wall, repairing a foundation crack or adding a beam raises cost because it adds engineering, inspection and framing time. We scope this before finishes so there are no surprises.
Material and finish level
Stock cabinets and laminate counters sit at the low end. Custom cabinetry, quartz or stone countertops and hardwood flooring push the number up. You pick the level, and we price it as an allowance.
What does a residential general contractor do in Murphy TX?
A residential general contractor in Murphy TX runs your whole project: permits, trades, schedule, inspections and the punch list. We pull the city permit, order lumber and drywall, coordinate licensed electricians and plumbers, and make sure every phase passes inspection. You get one point of contact instead of five subcontractors calling you at dinner.
How much does a residential general contractor cost in Murphy?
Typical 2026 pricing in Murphy runs $75 to $150 per square foot for remodels and $180 to $280 per square foot for additions, depending on finishes and structural work. Kitchen remodels commonly land between $28,000 and $65,000. We give you a line-item scope with allowances so you can see exactly where the money goes before you sign.
How to hire a home building contractor in Murphy TX?
Check three things: a Texas general contractor license, active insurance, and a written scope with a fixed labor price. Ask for two local references from the last 12 months and call them. Then confirm who pulls the permit. If a contractor tells you the homeowner should pull it, walk away. We provide all three documents before you sign anything.
Do I need a residential general contractor for my Murphy home?
You need one any time the job touches structure, electrical, plumbing or a permit. That covers room additions, kitchen and bath remodels, garage conversions and storm repairs. For paint and trim touch-ups, a handyman is fine. If walls are opening or a foundation crack is widening, hire a licensed residential general contractor in Murphy and get it inspected first.
Ready when you are
Get your Residential general contractor in Murphy quote
Call (855) 948-0345 and we will walk your project, usually the same day. You get a written scope, a fixed labor price and a start date before you commit. Licensed, insured and warrantied for 1 year on workmanship.

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Call (855) 948-0345 or email [email protected] and we will get back to you the same business day. We schedule walkthroughs Monday through Friday and answer emergency calls 24/7 for storm and water damage. Tell us what you are planning and we will tell you what it takes to get it done.


