Liberty Construction Inc.

The work mix the state insures Liberty Construction under lines up with what it advertises: general contracting, residential remodeling and renovation, home additions and deck construction. It's residential work, not commercial. An earlier registration under the same name dates to 2017. The state lists Keith Begin as a principal since 2024. The company says it backs its work with a three-year craftsmanship warranty. This is a small operation, with the owner working on the jobs and a crew the state puts at one to three people. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. That suits a kitchen or bath remodel, a deck, or a renovation of an older house where you want the person who bid the job to be the one doing it. New-construction framing and commercial builds fall outside the residential remodeling and additions this business focuses on. Before comparing remodeling bids, write down the scope room by room: what gets demolished, what stays, which fixtures and finishes you're supplying and which the contractor is. For an older house, ask each bidder how they'll handle what turns up behind the walls, such as old wiring, rot or out-of-level framing, and whether that's priced or handled as a change order. Note who pulls the permits, what the warranty covers, and how cleanup and debris are handled. Quotes for the same job only compare when they're written against the same list.