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Need advice and contractor for major rehab
Looking for a recommended contractor for a major renovation project. Needs a full gut job. House has had major water and termite damage and will need to replace the floor joists, girdle, and sill. It's a 2200sqft brick house built in the 60s. The foundation and external brick are all in good shape, but the prior owner let it go for some time, and the leaking roof has caused a lot of damage. I'm debating on getting a qualified GC or hiring subcontractors for each major job, rebuilding floor, roof, ac, plumbing, ect. Any recommendations or advice are greatly appreciated.