2025 • Richmond
$200,000 residential project
City of Richmond building-permit reporting lists David Gray Construction Ltd. as contractor on a $200,000 single-family dwelling alteration project.
A straightforward independent website concept built around verified local activity — giving prospective clients somewhere to understand the company before starting a project conversation.
This concept does not present stock construction photography as the company's work. Public project and business evidence provides the initial credibility; owner-supplied project photos can turn the production site into a true portfolio.
The build decision is based on observable business activity and commercially meaningful work, not simply the absence of a polished website.
City of Richmond building-permit reporting lists David Gray Construction Ltd. as contractor on a $200,000 single-family dwelling alteration project.
The company appears across Richmond permit records over multiple years, supporting an active local construction footprint rather than a directory-only listing.
Public business listings place the company in building / general contracting, where a single qualified project can justify meaningful customer-acquisition spend.
The final service mix should follow the work the company actually wants more of. These categories stay within what public evidence supports.
A clear place to explain the types and scale of residential projects the company wants to take on.
Public listings support building/general-contractor positioning without inventing unsupported specialties.
A simple route for referred homeowners to verify the contractor and start a project conversation.
A production version can be tailored around the company's real work and the projects it most wants to win.
Richmond, BC • Residential Construction
Public business phone is consistently listed. A reliable public direct-person email was not verified in this pass.