CEF Contractors
Curt Ferson has a background in fine arts and architecture, and was drawn to the creative and physical elements of construction. He worked in the profession while attending design college, and continued working for contractors several years after graduating. He established CEF Contractors in 1995, and will celebrate his fourteenth year in business in May of this year.
CEF Contractors, a green-certified company, focuses on residential remodeling, room additions and structural improvements. Mr. Ferson is personally involved with every project and makes it a point to keep in constant communication with the client. The customer will always be up-to-date on the progress of the project, and will be able to have any questions or concerns addressed. When a project demands it, Curt will work with select design professionals before plans are drawn, and contribute his experience during the design development.
Company Philosophy
"We want to impress our clients with our approach, our work, our service—everything from the very first meeting. And it’s not just about the construction project. We enjoy building relationships as much as we enjoy building houses! Our reputation and high number of repeat customers helps new clients feel reassured that they have a construction agreement with a reliable company dedicated to integrity and craftsmanship.”
Additions
Framing
Remodels
Planning
Design
Detached Structures
Green Remodels
Kitchens & Baths
Structural Repairs
Customer Satisfaction
Company Credentials
Customer Loyalty
Diamond Certified Qualification
The Diamond Certified Award
Director of Ratings Research
American Ratings Corporation
Verbatim Survey Responses From Only Verified Customers
"He was very flexible with changes. Sometimes, when you do a remodel, you have to make adjustments. He went beyond what was required of him. He went out of his way to ensure that the finished product was to both of our satisfaction. When we got down to the little details, he saw things that I missed."
"He listened to what our needs were and was able to accommodate them."
