About Dutchmen Construction: A Family-Owned Construction Company Built on 30 Years of Expertise
Dutchmen Construction Incorporated is a licensed contractor serving Southern California and beyond, founded on a family legacy that spans more than 30 years of hands-on industry experience. Since incorporating in March 2020, the company has grown from a tight-knit family operation into a multi-million dollar construction firm holding three California licenses: General Building (Class B), Roofing (Class C-39), and Electrical (Class C-10). From roofing and solar installation to full-scale remodeling and commercial build-outs, Dutchmen brings the kind of field-tested knowledge that only comes from doing the work yourself, day in and day out.
Construction Company History in Southern California
From a Family Trade to a Multi-Licensed Construction Firm
Dutchmen Construction was founded by Taylor and Brittany Boersma. Taylor brings 20 years of hands-on field experience to every project the company takes on. That personal history is part of a broader 30-year family legacy in electrical and solar work, a foundation that shaped the company's commitment to doing things right the first time. Taylor's father and brother are active contributors to daily operations, keeping the family-owned character of the business intact even as the company's reach has grown across serving Riverside, Orange, Los Angeles, San Bernadino Counties, and throughout Southern California.
20+
YEARS EXPERIENCE
The Triple-License Advantage
One Experienced Construction Team, Three Licenses, Zero Subcontracting Gaps
What sets Dutchmen Construction apart from most contractors in Southern California is the combination of licenses held under one roof. Holding a General Building (Class B), Roofing (Class C-39), and Electrical (Class C-10) license means the team can manage complex, multi-scope projects entirely in-house, from a new roof and integrated solar system to a full commercial build-out with electrical upgrades. There is no need to coordinate between separate contractors or worry about accountability gaps when something does not go as planned. California License #1070131 covers all three disciplines, and the company carries CertainTeed certifications as an added layer of quality assurance. Every project is held to strict code compliance standards, because cutting corners on a build creates problems that outlast the original job. That "no shortcuts" approach is not just a policy; it is the standard Taylor has applied personally throughout a 20-year career in the field.
Common Questions About Dutchmen Construction
What People Ask Before Hiring Us
How long has Dutchmen Construction been in business, and who leads the company?
Dutchmen Construction was formally established by Taylor and Brittany Boersma. Taylor brings 20 years of hands-on field experience to the role, and the company draws on a 30-year family legacy in electrical and solar work. Taylor's father and brother are also actively involved in day-to-day operations, making this a genuinely family-run business. Since opening, the company has grown from under $500,000 in annual revenue to over $2 million, reflecting consistent demand for its services across Southern California.
What licenses does Dutchmen Construction hold, and why does that matter for my project?
Dutchmen Construction holds California License #1070131, which covers three separate license classes: Class B (General Building Contractor), Class C-39 (Roofing), and Class C-10 (Electrical). Holding all three under one license means the company can handle complex, multi-scope projects entirely in-house without relying on subcontractors for different phases of the work. For a homeowner combining a roof replacement with a solar installation, or a commercial client needing a full build-out with electrical upgrades, this eliminates coordination gaps and keeps accountability in one place. Every project is completed to California code standards by a single, fully licensed team.What areas does Dutchmen Construction serve?
Dutchmen Construction serves Southern and Northern California, including Orange, Riverside, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, San Diego, Imperial, and Monterey counties.
Does Dutchmen Construction work with both homeowners and commercial clients?
Yes. Roughly 60 percent of the company's work is residential, serving homeowners seeking roofing, solar, remodeling, and electrical services. The remaining 40 percent is commercial, including office build-outs, tenant improvements, and upgrades for leased spaces. The company has established working relationships with commercial property management firms and serves specialized clients such as dairy farm operators who need agricultural electrical and solar systems. This mix of residential and commercial experience means the team is familiar with the different compliance and timeline requirements each type of project typically involves.What does it mean that Dutchmen Construction is CertainTeed certified?
CertainTeed is a major manufacturer of roofing materials, and their certification program recognizes contractors who meet specific standards for installation quality and product knowledge. Dutchmen Construction holds CertainTeed certifications, which are used as a quality anchor for roofing projects. In practical terms, this certification can support access to manufacturer-backed warranties that would not be available through an uncertified installer. It also signals that the team has been vetted against a recognized industry standard, adding a layer of assurance beyond the company's California contractor license.What is the typical cost range for a project with Dutchmen Construction?
Project costs range from $1,000 to $125,000 depending on the scope and type of work involved. Smaller jobs such as roof repairs, solar panel cleaning, or targeted electrical work sit at the lower end of that range. Larger projects like full home remodels, commercial build-outs, or integrated roofing and solar installations fall toward the higher end. This range reflects the breadth of services the company offers, and it means the team is equipped to handle both straightforward residential repairs and complex multi-phase commercial projects.Is Dutchmen Construction a good fit for agricultural or specialty commercial projects?
Yes. The company operates out of a working dairy farm in San Jacinto, California, and has direct experience with the electrical and solar demands that agricultural operations require. Services relevant to farms and specialty commercial clients include agricultural solar system installation, ground-mounted solar systems, backup generator installation, underground utility connections, and parking lot and stadium-style lighting. This hands-on familiarity with agricultural infrastructure is a practical differentiator, since the team understands the operational realities of these environments rather than approaching them as a standard commercial job.How does Dutchmen Construction prefer to handle new project inquiries?
The preferred first point of contact for new project inquiries is the contact form on the website. The leadership team favors text or email-based initial contact because it allows them to review project details and come back with a focused, prepared response. The business operates Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This approach is designed to ensure that each new inquiry gets a thoughtful reply, which tends to produce better outcomes for both the client and the project planning process.
