Thanks for visiting my page. I’m Michael R Morin, a 2nd generation general contractor who has over 15 years experience in the construction industry. As a contractor, I use the same values I was taught growing up, by only doing high quality work, paying close attention to detail and treating everyone framed house trusseswith honesty and integrity. I specialize in residential/commercial construction and home renovations. Varying from room additions to Bath and Kitchen remodels to flooring and siding installations and a list of other services. I started my contracting career by contracting projects from my father many years ago. He was the first one that ever gave me an opportunity to supervise a project myself. It was footers and slab prep for a foundation on a spec house, that he was building. I was 16 and he came to me and said that for a set, fair price, I could dig the footers for the foundation. It included getting the dirt right for the slabs and digging the footers. I jumped at the opportunity. He said , looking at me with his glaring eyes, lets talk about details. Here is the budget for the job. You can do it manually, hire two helpers and get it done with lots of hard work and save a little money or rent a tractor and knock it out fast. I said ill do it manually. We shook hands on it. The next morning truck loads of dirt start dumping yards of dirt in the hole that we are building up with fill for the foundation. Only one of the helpers showed up to work, so we jumped into it. Moving endless loads of dirt with a shovel and wheel barrow. After a while we had it taking shape so I had my helper start running the ground tamp . That left only me moving dirt and digging the footers next to the form boards. After a long south Georgia summer day of work it was just starting to resemble a foundation. At dark, my dad showed up asking, “hows it going?” I told him that one of my guys didn’t show up to work and I was behind– and that meant I needed a little more time. He said it wasn’t possible— that the concrete had already been ordered. My only choice was to keep at it . About midnight, my helper wanted to call it quits and the tamp ran out of gas. :( When I called my father and told him I couldn’t get it done. Again, He told me –that wasn’t an option. I had made a deal, we shook hands on it and that meant I had to stick to it. He had taken my word and set up appointments that couldn’t be broken. Any delay from me would delay the whole job. With tears in my eyes, I listened as he explained that I need to go get some gas, get my helper and I a good sandwich and get back to it. “Concrete at 7:00 am”. I loaded up the tamp in the truck, took the gas can and headed to town. After doing that –. We worked through the night and at 6:00am – my father showed up–and to his surprise– we were actually finishing up. Soon the trucks rolled up. I jumped in with the concrete guys and helped pour the footers&slabs. Everything held up and looked great when we were finished. After the job was done, I meet my Father at his truck to collect my check. When he handed it to me — He shook my hand. I could’ve exploded with pride. I had done it, successfully contracted my first job!. And it felt great. It was the first of many and soon I was getting calls from all over. I love creating things in my mind, then bringing them to life with my hands. The look on peoples faces when there dreams have become a reality is such a joy for me. This is not just a job, it’s my passion. So the next time you deserve “More” contact Morin Remodel & Repair.