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1. Project management: The general contractor manages the entire construction process, from planning and design to completion. This involves coordinating with architects, engineers, subcontractors, and other stakeholders, and ensuring that the project stays on schedule and on budget.

2. Design and planning: The general contractor will work with the client to develop a design plan and layout for the project, which can involve creating drawings, renderings, or 3D models to help the client visualize the finished product.

3. Permits and approvals: The general contractor obtains any necessary permits and approvals from local authorities to ensure that the project complies with building codes and regulations.

4. Construction: The general contractor oversees the construction process, which can involve demolishing existing structures, framing, electrical and plumbing work, installing finishes such as flooring, cabinetry, and countertops, and painting

5. Quality control: The general contractor ensures that the construction work is of high quality and meets all applicable safety and building standards.

6. Budget management: The general contractor manages the project budget, which includes purchasing materials, paying subcontractors, and tracking expenses.

7. Communication: The general contractor communicates with the client throughout the project to provide updates on progress, address concerns, and answer questions.