Five kinds of home remodeling projects, run by the same in-house team from first sketch to punch list. Every scope below includes design drawings, permits, materials, daily site protection and cleanup.
Layout changes, custom cabinetry, stone counters, lighting, flooring and appliance integration — engineered so the room still works when three people are in it at once.
Wet-room conversions, curbless showers, heated floors and full re-pipes, waterproofed to manufacturer spec and signed off before tile goes on.
Second stories, bump-outs and primary-suite additions engineered to match the existing structure.
Moisture control, egress, framing, drywall and lighting — plus media rooms, guest suites and home offices.
Phased renovations of occupied houses: one plan, one crew, one schedule, room by room.
Four stages, one project manager, no hand-offs to strangers. You know what happens next at every point between the first walkthrough and the keys.
We measure the house, listen to how you use it, and return an itemized scope with a fixed price and a start window — usually within five business days.
Drawings, structural review, finishes and appliances picked in our studio. Permits filed by us; nothing starts until the price and schedule are signed.
One dedicated crew, dust barriers, daily cleanup and a Friday report with photos, next week’s schedule and any decisions we need from you.
We walk the punch list together, close every item, then hand over manuals, paint codes and a 5-year workmanship warranty in writing.
Typical timeline: 6–14 weeks on site after design sign-off Occupied homes: we stage the work so you keep a kitchen and a bathroom
Real numbers from projects we completed in the last eighteen months, so you can budget before we ever set a walkthrough.
Every estimate is measured on site — never square-foot guesswork.
How pricing works: ranges above cover construction, labor and permits. Finishes are chosen at the allowance level you set, and your final contract price is fixed before demolition — if we miss something in our own scope, we absorb it.
They gutted the kitchen and both bathrooms while we kept living in the house. Every Friday we got photos, a schedule and a real answer — and the final invoice was the number we signed in March.
The questions we hear most often on the first call — with straight answers about cost, timing and living through the work.
Ask us something specific →It depends on scope, but recent projects landed at $45k–$95k for kitchens, $22k–$52k for bathrooms, $40k–$85k for basements and from $95k for additions. After the walkthrough we produce an itemized, fixed-price proposal — no per-square-foot estimates, no moving targets once the contract is signed.
Design and permitting usually take 3–6 weeks; on-site work runs 4 weeks for a bathroom up to 7 months for a whole-home renovation. Your proposal includes a start window and a week-by-week schedule, and we update it every Friday.
Almost always — structural changes, electrical, plumbing, windows and additions all require them. We draw the plans, file the permit and schedule inspections as part of the contract, so nothing on your project is unpermitted work.
For most kitchens, bathrooms and basements, yes. We seal off the work zone with dust barriers, run a temporary hand-wash station when the kitchen is offline, and keep one usable bathroom at all times. Whole-home projects are staged room by room so you always have a livable core.
Yes — design-build is one contract. We produce layout drawings, 3D views where it helps, and a selections sheet you fill at our studio or remotely. Structural engineering is coordinated by us before anything is ordered.
Five years on our workmanship — framing, tile, trim, cabinetry installation — plus whatever manufacturer warranties come with your fixtures and appliances. If something we built needs attention, we come back and fix it.
Tell us what you want to change. We’ll call within one business day to book a 45-minute walkthrough — no cost, no obligation, no pressure to sign on the spot.
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