My framer said that it shaved a day off on the walls alone.

Plumbers have very specific code requirements & Framers/GC's should have seismic & engineering experience.

I have an electrician, a plumbing company, a framer/window guy, a floor/trim guy and a drywall/painter guy.

We had to higher an architect, a general contractor, and a very expensive framer.  

Never had one upside down though.. quality subs is critical.for my projects my framer in his framing bid places all the windows and he is the best framer in the business in that location hands down.. 

My go to framer is mexican by heritage.

If a wood frame rents for the same as a block but costs $30K less to buy, guess which one gives me a better return?

Could anyone share what the typical workmanship warranties are for subcontractors such as electricians, plumbers, framers, concrete, and HVAC professionals, particularly in the southern U.S.? 

In my experience, the big money guy will want to start offering input on how the framers lay out the rooms, the color of the stucco, etc...then his ideas get rejected and it all starts to go downhill.....

There were 26 windows in the house that we had to do this too, and it ultimately required us to hire an architect, a general contractor, and a very expensive framer to uninstall and reinstall the windows correctly.