Jeff Vassaur, the owner of McKay Vassaur Total Construction, has established himself as a leading figure in the Austin construction landscape, leveraging over three decades of experience in project management and homebuilding. After earning his degree from Kansas State University in 1991, Jeff made Austin...
Jeff Vassaur, the owner of McKay Vassaur Total Construction, has established himself as a leading figure in the Austin construction landscape, leveraging over three decades of experience in project management and homebuilding. After earning his degree from Kansas State University in 1991, Jeff made Austin his home, where he has since cultivated a reputation for excellence in new home construction, room additions, and comprehensive remodeling projects, including kitchens and bathrooms. His expertise extends to roof replacement and repairs, ensuring that every aspect of a home’s integrity is maintained.
At McKay Vassaur Total Construction, Jeff is deeply involved in key projects that reflect his commitment to quality and client satisfaction. He excels in construction management, overseeing projects from pre-construction planning through to completion. His proficiency in contract negotiation and management allows him to effectively collaborate with subcontractors and suppliers, ensuring that budgets are adhered to and timelines are met. Jeff’s hands-on approach to change orders and contractor coordination has been instrumental in delivering projects that not only meet but exceed client expectations.
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for building, Jeff Vassaur continues to drive innovation in the construction industry. His dedication to sustainable practices and high-quality craftsmanship positions McKay Vassaur Total Construction as a trusted partner for homeowners looking to enhance their living spaces. As he leads his team through various projects, Jeff remains committed to fostering strong relationships with clients, ensuring that each construction endeavor is a reflection of their vision and lifestyle.
