Meet Sean.The contractor behind the work.
Licensed General Contractor • Journeyman Plasterer
When you hire a contractor, you are handing someone the keys to your home. Here is who you are trusting, and why the way he got here matters.
Construction from every side of the job.
Most contractors know construction from one angle. Sean has worked it from several — running large commercial drywall and framing operations, finishing walls as a certified journeyman plasterer, and spending years doing hands-on repair work directly inside people's homes.
That combination is unusual, and homeowners feel it in practical ways: an accurate scope written before the work starts, trades that show up in the right order, a jobsite that stays clean, and a finish that holds up under scrutiny.
Most calls and texts answered the same day — usually within an hour.
Every project I complete is backed by a one-year workmanship warranty. If something isn't right, I come back and make it right.
Project manager + general superintendent
For one of the largest drywall and framing companies in the Southeast.
Numerous years of hands-on handyman work
Thousands of hours solving problems inside occupied homes.
Licensed general contractor
One point of contact. Comprehensive scope. One-year warranty.
Journeyman Plasterer.
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Managing large construction operations
Before O'Sean Construction existed, Sean worked as a Project Manager and General Superintendent for one of the largest drywall and framing companies in the Southeast. That meant running schedules, supervising professional crews, holding trades accountable and answering for the finished product on large-scale jobs.
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A trade certification, not a sales pitch
Sean is a Journeyman Plasterer. That certification is why walls and ceilings on his projects read dead-flat in raking afternoon light, and why plaster restoration in older Marietta homes gets treated as a craft rather than a patch job.
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Numerous years inside homeowners' homes
Before becoming a general contractor, Sean spent numerous years inside homeowners' homes — thousands of hours solving residential repair and improvement problems in occupied houses. That is where the communication standard came from: homeowners want to know who is coming, when, and what it will actually take.
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Licensed general contractor
Today Sean is a licensed, insured and OSHA-certified general contractor handling decks, remodeling, interior framing, drywall, repairs, and plaster and ceiling restoration across Marietta and the surrounding communities — coordinating every trade a project requires. One point of contact. Comprehensive scope. One-year warranty.
Talk to the contractor, not a call center.
Let's talk.