Licensed, credentialed, and accountable for the whole build.
Daydream Design & Build is led by Jesse House, who personally holds the licenses and certifications the company operates under and coordinates a vetted network of independent licensed professionals on every project. The credentials below are real, current, and verifiable.
The licenses and certifications behind the work.
Jesse House is the qualifying agent for Daydream's Georgia residential general contractor license, and holds a set of professional certifications that cover the technical demands of high-end outdoor construction, from stormwater and erosion control to aerial site documentation.
Residential General Contractor
Jesse House serves as the qualifying agent for the company's Georgia residential general contractor license, the individual credential the licensed business operates under.
License No. RBQA008500
Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control
An EnviroCert International credential covering the design and oversight of erosion and sediment control on active construction sites.
CPESC No. 00016496
Georgia Soil & Water, Level II Design Professional
Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission Level II certification for the design and inspection of erosion, sedimentation, and pollution control on land-disturbing projects.
GSWCC Cert. No. 0000098461
FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot
Federal Aviation Administration certification to operate small unmanned aircraft commercially, used for site documentation, survey support, and photogrammetry.
FAA Remote Pilot No. 4461613A note on the qualifying agent role. In Georgia, a licensed contracting business operates under a qualifying agent, the individual who holds and stands behind the license. Jesse House is that person for Daydream. It means the license is not a badge bought by the company; it is tied to a real, accountable individual who meets the state's requirements.
Jesse also holds a retired Georgia commercial pesticide applicator license from earlier work in landscape and land management, part of a background that spans the full lifecycle of an outdoor property.
A licensed team, assembled for your project.
Daydream operates on a coordinated model. For each project we bring in the specific licensed professionals the scope requires, and we manage them from one plan so nothing falls through the gaps between trades. These are independent, licensed experts we work with, matched to what your site actually needs.
Architects
Licensed architects for structures, enclosures, and spaces that require architectural design and stamping.
Landscape Architects
Licensed landscape architects for grading, planting, and site design at the level complex properties demand.
Structural Engineers
Structural engineering for pools, walls, elevated structures, and anything carrying real load.
Civil Engineers
Civil engineering for drainage, stormwater, and site systems that have to work before anything is built on top.
Geotechnical Engineers
Soil and geotechnical analysis for sloped, filled, or uncertain ground, so the engineering is built on real data.
Mechanical Engineers
Mechanical engineering where systems, equipment, and automation require it.
Land Surveyors
Licensed surveyors to establish boundaries, easements, and existing conditions before design begins.
Certified Arborists
Arborists to assess and protect significant trees, and to guide work around root zones and canopy.
Specialty Trades
Vetted, insured subcontractors across masonry, plumbing, electrical, and the finish trades every build relies on.
Credentials are accountability you can verify.
Real, not decorative
Every credential here is held by a named person and can be checked with the issuing authority. A license number is a fact, not a slogan.
The right expert, per project
We do not pretend one company holds every discipline in-house. We coordinate the licensed professionals your specific project needs, and manage them under one plan.
One accountable party
However many specialists a project requires, one licensed firm stands behind the whole result, so there is no gap between the design and the build.
Work with a credentialed, single-source team.
If you are planning a project where the details are hard and the stakes are real, the licensing and coordination behind the build matter as much as the design. Let's talk about yours.
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