Learn about the RMC family

Better Homes Start With Understanding Yours.

Your home should work for the way you live. Sometimes that means a more functional kitchen. Sometimes it means another bedroom, a backyard ADU, or a fresh start for the entire house.

At RMC General Construction, we help homeowners turn those possibilities into a clear plan for their space.

40 Years Of Industry Expertise

Your Home. Your Vision. Our Focus.

“We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us.”

Winston Churchill, 1943

understanding the homeowner

We provide ADU construction, home additions, electrical work, kitchen and bathroom remodels, garage conversions, and whole-home remodeling.

Our approach starts with listening: What isn’t working? What would make everyday life easier? And what matters most to you about the finished space?

From there, our focus is straightforward—thoughtful solutions, quality workmanship, and clear communication throughout the project.

Built Around Real Life.

A renovation is more than new walls and finishes. It’s room for family to stay, a kitchen that brings everyone together, or a space that finally feels like your own.

We approach each project with respect for your home and the people who live in it.

Thoughtful Planning. Smarter Building.

A successful project starts before construction begins. RMC works closely with planners, designers, and local building departments to understand zoning, permit requirements, and applicable building codes. Addressing these details early helps keep work aligned with approved plans, supports a smoother inspection process, and reduces the risk of costly changes, rework, and avoidable delays.

We also stay informed about evolving building standards, new materials, and construction methods. By evaluating options for durability, energy efficiency, maintenance, and cost, we help homeowners make practical choices—not simply follow the latest trends. It’s an approach designed to protect your investment and create a home that works well for years to come.

Get to know us

Meet the RMC Family

Led by [name], RMC General Construction serves homeowners throughout [confirmed service area].

 

Rafael started the company as way to do his dream job with his family by his side.

Shaun Curry

Managing Partner

Robin Curry

Managing Partner

Steven Curry

Managing Partner

Melina Hubbard

Agent

Faith Willis

Agent

Clara Wolf

Agent

FAQ

We Are Here To Help You With Any Questions You May Have

We provide ADU construction, home additions, kitchen and bathroom remodels, garage conversions, whole-home remodeling, and electrical work. Whether you’re improving one room or transforming your entire property, we’ll discuss your goals and help identify the next steps.

No. You can reach out with finished plans, inspiration photos, or simply an idea of what you’d like to change. We can discuss your priorities and help identify what planning or design work is needed before construction begins.

Yes—we offer both ADU construction and garage conversions. The right approach depends on your property, the existing structure, your budget, and local requirements. We work with the planning team to evaluate those details before moving forward.

We coordinate with planners, designers, and local building departments to understand the requirements for your project and keep construction aligned with approved plans. Early coordination helps prepare for inspections and reduce avoidable delays or rework. Permit responsibilities and related costs are clarified as part of the project scope.

Costs depend on the size and complexity of the work, existing conditions, material selections, and permit requirements. After reviewing your project, we can discuss an estimate based on the proposed scope. Sharing your budget early helps us explore practical options and prioritize what matters most.

Every project has a different timeline. Planning, permits, material availability, inspections, and the extent of construction all affect the schedule. We discuss expected timing before work begins and communicate adjustments if conditions or project requirements change.

In some cases, yes. It depends on the work involved and whether essential spaces and utilities remain safely accessible. A smaller renovation may allow you to stay, while a whole-home remodel or major utility work may require temporary accommodations. We’ll discuss likely disruptions during planning.

We help you evaluate materials based on appearance, durability, maintenance, energy performance, and budget. Our team stays informed about new products and evolving building standards so recommendations reflect your project’s needs—not just current trends.