FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions, Our Answers

At Lawrence Construction Services, we believe in transparency and open communication with our clients. We understand that planning a construction project comes with many questions and decisions. Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page serves as a resource to answer some of the most common inquiries about our services, our process, and what you can expect when working with our dedicated team.

Still have unanswered queries or ready to embark on a brand new project? Don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly. We’re here to help!

FAQs on Construction Services

Yes! Whether a wine cellar, custom floors, attic or garage conversions, structural carpentry, or a tree house we can handle all carpentry projects and we LOVE the challenge!

LCS has a combined more than 50+ years experience across all of our contractors and subcontractors. 

All subcontractors receive ongoing training in the latest industry standards.

Yes we provide financing for all projects. For more information on how to finance your LCS project go to:

https://www.hfsfinancial.net/promo/67352c7f75cca73d2fa2124b/

Every project is different. A 10 x 10 metal pergola could cost $10,000 whereas an outdoor kitchen Cedar cabana could run as high as $80-$90,000.

Yes, we love kitchen remodels.

We have a beautiful showroom in our office showcasing some amazing work + our project page.

Typically we offer a 1-year warranty + All manufacturers warranties are in place. 

Lawrence Construction Services can design and build custom wine cellars to fit your space and style—whether you’re looking for a small under-the-stairs setup, a climate-controlled walk-in cellar, or a show-stopping glass-enclosed display. We work with you to create the perfect storage solution that looks great and keeps your collection at its best.

FAQs on Bomb Shelters and Panic and Safe Rooms

Any home, any wall, any room can be made bullet proof with a special stucco like coating. Ask us for details. We can transform any closet or room into a safe room or panic room. These are for ground invasions. We offer a heavy duty AR 500 bullet proof steel hatch. Bomb shelters we provide are modular square fallout shelters installed underground with air purification systems, bed rooms, gas tight doors, contamination showers, and an escape hatch. We have several models. We also offer a DIY kit to make your own as well as sell our Swiss made air purifiers. Ideally if you’re interested in a bomb shelter underground you would want to plan on putting it under the house before you pour the foundation. If considering adding one to your existing home in the backyard contact us for different models offered so you can make sure you have enough room or what other solutions may be available.
Depends on what the wants and needs of the client is.
Panic/safe rooms can be completed in a couple of weeks if the scope isn’t too in depth (i.e. security cameras, specialized locks and bullet proof windows). Materials take time to be shipped.
Yes, all codes are followed by state, city and country depending on which country we may be installing a shelter in.
We use shelters provided by a couple of Texas partners that have manufacturing plants globally. Our partners provide shelters currently in Israel, Switzerland, China, and the USA. They have been patented and our crews have been trained to install.
Depends on how many people we are trying to keep safe.
No maintenance other than normal cleaning.

FAQs on Barndominiums,
ADUs, Tiny Homes, Decks, and more

The entire process of designing, permitting, and building a new construction Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or Tiny Home can take up to 10-18 months, depending on the complexity of the design, the city in which you are located, and site conditions.

Our partner Brio Tiny Homes has set designs that typically fit most needs; however, they do offer full design, permitting, and we do the build-out.

Yes we provide financing for all projects. For more information on how to finance your LCS project go to:

https://www.hfsfinancial.net/promo/67352c7f75cca73d2fa2124b/

The Deck process typically takes 14 to 16 days.

If a permit is involved it can take 45-60 days to get issued before we can build.

We typically start with geotechnical reports so that we can find out what type of soil we’re building on. Then we get an idea of what type of floor plan the Homeowner is looking for. We have our Architect draft a sketch based off of the feedback the Homeowner has given. Once we get that red line and changed the way the homeowner likes it, we then submit for a permit.

Permitting to take 30 to 60 days or longer. Once permitting is received, we break ground.

There is an initial consultation and design, followed by an estimate and a contract.

Then we complete your project.

This depends on the municipality where the ADU is being built. In a lot of cases, the property is located outside of the city limits and does not require permitting or zoning.

We use a daily discipline hands-on approach for every project. Each individual project is run through checklists to ensure all quality measures have been met by our Director of Construction, project managers, and quality control team on a daily basis.