Revenant currently operates as a Limited General Contractor. North Carolina law requires an unlimited GC license for any residential project at $40,000 or above; we operate under that threshold while we build the track record to earn the next license tier.
This is by design. A small Phase 1 means one project at a time, one project lead from demolition to punch list, and a price band the customer can verify before signing. The customer is hiring an honest small operator, not a marketing-led firm with five concurrent jobs and a junior PM running point.
We do not split a $60,000 kitchen into two contracts to dodge the threshold. NC law forbids it. We won't.
Regardless of project size or threshold, the specialty trades — electrical, plumbing, HVAC — are subcontracted to licensed trades. We name the principle, not the subs; trades change, the principle does not.
On the proposal, every sub line appears with the trade, the scope, and the cost as billed. No marked-up trade lines, no “coordination fee” you cannot trace.
Andrew's day rate, finish-carpentry rate, and project-management rate are documented internally and will be published once the customer-facing version is signed off. The proposal you see already uses these numbers.